Ebro

The name Ebro identified vehicles produced by Motor Iberica, a Spanish manufacturer specializing in tractors and trucks. Rather than originating designs independently, the vast majority of their models were built utilizing licenses secured from other established companies, most prominently Ford and Massey Ferguson. Beginning in 1979, Nissan Motors gradually increased its ownership in Motor Iberica, culminating in a complete acquisition in 1987. Following this takeover, the company’s identity was transitioned to Nissan Motor Iberica. Notably, the Ebro factory also served as an assembly location for Kubota tractors, marketed jointly under the Ebro-Kubota label.