In 1967 Iso started to produce snowscooters for DeTomaso. They were called the Sno Ghia. Iso made their own design using and improving the designs of other leading snowscooter manufactures.

During the late-sixties the snowscooter was very popular in the USA and Canada. DeTomaso saw the opportunity and asked Iso to built them. During several years Iso sold more than 10.000 scooters a year until 1970 when Iso stopped the export of snowscooters to the US.

In 1970 Iso presented the Flying. This snowscooter was designed for Europe. It was a good and fast snowscooter and Iso raced it several times. They even had a successful factory racing team.

IR 440 C.2 with a Sachs/Llo 2 stroke 440cc 35hp engine, topspeed 102 km/h. IR 370 C.1 with a 2 stroke 370cc 24hp engine, topspeed 70 km/h.

Iso Bravo

This was a snowmobile which could carry up to four passengers. It was one of the other snow vehicles Iso made until they closed the Neve division in 1973.