DEUTZ-FAHR Debuts New Tractors at EIMA 2026

Treviglio, Italy -SDF S.p.A. (SDF Group)., is a tractor and agricultural machinery manufacturer that sells tractors under the DEUTZ-FAHR brand.  DEUTZ-FAHR unveiled its next-generation Series 7 and Series 6K tractors, expanded the Series 8 and updated several utility, orchard and vineyard ranges at EIMA 2026. Presented under the theme “NEW OR NOTHING,” the lineup reflects the company’s investment in research and development, in-house component production and manufacturing upgrades. The new models extend an approach developed for specialist tractors into the mid- and high-horsepower segments.

The Series 8 gained two models, the 8260 TTV and 8280 TTV, joining the 8310 TTV and 8340 TTV introduced at Agritechnica 2025. The new additions deliver up to 313 hp and pair a 6.7-litre engine with a TTV continuously variable transmission (CVT). Designed for farms and contractors working with demanding implements, the tractors feature a SigmaVision cab with a seat that swivels up to 45 degrees, three-zone climate control and pneumatic cab suspension. The iCluster display and iMonitor 5 provide access to precision farming and connectivity features.

The redesigned Series 7 includes the 7200 TTV, 7230 TTV and 7250 TTV, with power reaching 271 hp. A 6.7-litre six-cylinder engine and TTV transmission support both fieldwork and road transport. The range also features the SigmaVision cab, an iControl armrest, customisable controls and updated suspension. The new Series 6K covers 145–175 hp and introduces a six-cylinder powertrain with a choice of RCshift automated transmission or TTV CVT. It comes with the MaxiVision Gen2 cab, a digital iCluster display and an iControl armrest.

DEUTZ-FAHR also expanded the Series 6C with the 6145 C, rated at 146 hp, rising to 156 hp with Boost, with 586 Nm of torque. Buyers can choose between RVshift and TTV transmissions. A suspended front axle comes as standard, while rear lift capacity reaches 7,100 kg and load-sensing hydraulic flow reaches 120 litres per minute. The iMonitor Gen4 supports automatic guidance and ISOBUS implement control.

In the Series 5 Keyline, selected configurations of the 5115 and 5125 gain a three-stage HML Powershift transmission with up to 60 forward and 60 reverse speeds. The Series 5D Keyline expands with the 5075 D, 5095 D and 5105 D, powered by four-cylinder FARMotion engines delivering up to 106 hp. Designed for jobs such as front-loader work, haymaking and livestock operations, the new models feature cab suspension and an updated InfoCentre instrument panel.

For orchards and vineyards, the Series 5DF Keyline adds the 5075, 5095, 5105 and 5115 DF, covering 75–115 hp. A low-profile bonnet helps operators work between crop rows, while hydraulic flow reaches 68 litres per minute and rear lift capacity reaches 3,900 kg with supplementary cylinders. DEUTZ-FAHR also updated its Series 5 DF/DS/DV PRO and 5 DF/DS TTV specialist tractors. The PRO versions gain configurable hydraulic controls, while the TTV models offer up to 115 litres per minute of hydraulic flow, automatic guidance and integrated connectivity.

Alongside the tractor launches, DEUTZ-FAHR introduced a redesigned website that makes it easier to browse models, find product specifications and contact dealers

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