CLAAS, founded in 1913 by August Claas and based in Harsewinkel, Germany, is a globally recognised manufacturer of agricultural machinery. It specialises in high-performance harvesting technology, including combine harvesters, self-propelled forage harvesters, balers, tractors and related farm machinery. The company also develops advanced farming information technology and precision agricultural tools. Its innovation footprint includes thousands of patents, and it emphasizes industrial-grade performance, engineering robustness and service reliability. As a family-owned business, CLAAS combines deep heritage with ongoing R&D investment, sustainability in design, and integration of digital tools. Its operations and sales span Europe, Asia, North America, India and many other global markets, targeting commercial agriculture, large-scale farms and contractors.
CLAAS has launched the AXION 8 CMATIC series with adaptive drivetrain management, advanced automation and digital connectivity for high-performance agricultural operations.
CLAAS has launched the TORION 537e SINUS, its initial production-ready, six-tonne-class battery-electric telescopic wheel loader engineered for livestock farming and material handling.
CLAAS introduces enhanced automation, drivetrain optimisation, and cab comfort for XERION 12 tractors to improve operational efficiency and digital supply chain integration.
Through its venture unit Seed Green Innovations, CLAAS supports an AI-based agronomic analysis platform that converts drone imagery into scalable, objective crop intelligence.
The machine combines the unique advantages of the SINUS series with a low-noise and locally emission-free electric drive, but offers the full performance of a comparable model with a conventional drive.
NUTRIMETER GRAIN opens up new possibilities for sustainability-oriented and resource-efficient cultivation and the targeted marketing of high-quality grain.
New autonomous wheel loaders, AI weed detection, and smart field mapping systems highlight breakthroughs in efficiency, sustainability, and precision agriculture.