Fendt demonstrates tracked tractors and low-consumption drivetrains at EIMA 2026 to optimize heavy draft operations and field fuel efficiency.

Agricultural machinery manufacturer Fendt engineered an eighty-foot planting implement to optimize operational efficiency and seed-placement accuracy across broad-acre crop production environments.

Fendt has upgraded its 1100 Vario MT tracked tractor series with reinforced transmissions, FendtONE driver workstations, and advanced chassis suspension systems.

The Fendt 832 Vario achieved a record-breaking fuel consumption of 235 g/kWh, setting new standards for transport and field efficiency under 350 PS.

New KBA and VDMA data show German agriculture and contracting sectors registering 6,326 Fendt tractors in 2025 across multiple power classes.

Four new tractor series debut with boosted horsepower, VarioDrive, and FendtONE optimisation, plus updated harvesting machinery delivering greater efficiency, performance and versatility.

An autonomous, lightweight field vehicle designed for precise crop care, reduced soil compaction, adaptable track widths, and support for diverse implements.

New camera, AI analysis, and automatic chop length improve silage quality, while steel rollers and ISOBUS terminal enhance mower performance.

This purely electronic oil pressure system enhances precision, stability, and efficiency while reducing components, maintenance, diesel consumption, and improving operational reliability.

At Agritechnica 2025, Fendt unveils e100 Vario with 90 hp, autonomous 800 Vario, OutRun retrofit kits, and AI-powered RowPilot.