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      TAFE Unveils New Tractor Range at EIMA 2026

      Farm ME |EV

      TAFE unveils its 6065 utility and 7515 GE speciality tractors at EIMA 2026, with European electric tractor sales planned for early 2027.

      501 views | Date: November 12, 2026

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      Bologna, Italy -TAFE-Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited., one of the world's largest tractor manufacturers, has unveiled its latest compact utility tractor range at EIMA International 2026, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, sustainable agricultural mechanisation and expansion in the European market.

      The highlight of the launch is the TAFE 6065 compact utility tractor, offered in open-station and cabin variants. Powered by a 65 HP EU Stage V-compliant four-cylinder engine, the tractor features mechanical shuttle and hydrostatic transmission options, a 1,700 kg hydraulic lifting capacity and an optional climate-controlled cabin. Designed for agriculture, horticulture and municipal applications, the new range is scheduled for commercial availability in Europe by early 2027.

      Strengthening its focus on sustainable farming, TAFE also showcased the TAFE 6035 E electric tractor, equipped with a 20 kW electric motor, lithium-ion battery technology, clutchless drive and multi-speed PTO. The company announced plans to commercially introduce its electric tractors in Europe in early 2027, supporting the transition towards zero-tailpipe-emission agricultural equipment.

      TAFE further presented its EVX75 hybrid tractor concept, featuring a 75 HP hybrid powertrain, EU Stage V diesel engine and 400 V battery system. Designed to operate in electric and hybrid modes, the tractor demonstrates the company's advancement in alternative-energy technologies and efficient farm mechanisation.

      Expanding its speciality tractor portfolio, TAFE showcased the 7515 GE orchard and vineyard tractor, powered by a 74 HP Stage V engine. Its narrow 1.5-metre width, low-profile configuration and 2,000 kg hydraulic lifting capacity make it suitable for specialised farming operations. The company also displayed its 7515 utility tractor range and compact 6020 M, 6028 M and 6028 H models, offering power outputs ranging from 19 to 24 HP.

      Alongside its machinery portfolio, TAFE introduced Terra 2.0, a digital agricultural technology platform incorporating Terra Vista vision-based guidance solutions to improve precision, efficiency and accessibility in modern farming.

      With more than 65 years of manufacturing expertise, TAFE continues to strengthen its European presence through advanced tractor platforms, alternative-energy solutions and precision agriculture technologies. Its EIMA 2026 showcase highlights the company's strategy to deliver versatile, efficient and sustainable farming solutions for evolving agricultural requirements.

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      TAFE Tractors and Farm Equipment LimitedEIMA 2026Hybrid TractorsCompact Utility TractorsAgricultural Machinery
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