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CLAAS Launches Next-Generation Farm Tractors Up to 450 HP

CLAAS Launches Next-Generation Farm Tractors Up to 450 HP


By Jamie Martin

CLAAS is expanding its North American tractor portfolio with three newly developed series designed to combine power, efficiency, operator comfort and digital technology.

The ARION 6, AXION 8 and AXION 9 families range from 165 to 450 horsepower and are built for applications spanning livestock, mixed farming, hay and forage, row crops, tillage, seeding and transport.

"The next generation of CLAAS tractors represents a major step forward for North American producers," said Guido Hilderink, Head of Sales for Tractors and Implements. "Whether customers need a versatile mid-horsepower tractor or a high-horsepower machine for demanding field work, every model delivers premium comfort, intelligent automation and the efficiency producers need to get more done."

The ARION 6 CMATIC replaces the ARION 600 series with 165- and 205-hp models suited to operations that require maneuverability and versatility. The AXION 8 CMATIC covers 240 to 313 hp and adds technologies designed for planting, fieldwork, grain carts and forage applications.

The flagship AXION 9 CMATIC spans 330 to 450 hp across seven models, with wheeled and TERRA TRAC options intended for demanding field conditions.

Operator comfort has received significant attention throughout the new range. The redesigned cab provides improved visibility, ergonomics and storage, while available equipment includes heated, ventilated and massage seats, four-point suspension, dynamic steering and an optional second 12-inch touchscreen. The cab can also feature up to 22 LED work lights producing as much as 56,000 lumens.

Powertrain technology is centered on FPT six-cylinder engines and CLAAS CMATIC continuously variable transmissions. Intelligent controls, including AUTO LOAD ANTICIPATION and AUTO DROOP, continuously adjust tractor performance to changing loads and operating conditions.

The tractors are also designed for connected farming. Through CLAAS connect, operators and managers can access machine information, plan work orders, monitor equipment, review maintenance status and document field activities.

GPS guidance, ISOBUS compatibility and automated implement functions further support efficient operations.

CLAAS has also extended service intervals to as much as 750 hours. MAXI CARE FOCUS provides five years or 5,000 hours of component coverage on major drivetrain components, with MAXI CARE PROTECT available for broader machine protection.

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