In a release dated 5 November 2025, Dutch manufacturer AgXeed introduced the AgBot T2 7 Series ahead of Agritechnica. The company specified a 230 hp diesel-electric powertrain, a nine-tonne rear lift and hydraulic capacity up to 170 litres per minute. Adjustable track spacing was intended to accommodate different crop and field configurations.
AgXeed linked the vehicle to its TraXwise planning and monitoring platform, including task documentation and implement-level information. The release also described geofencing, obstacle detection and emergency procedures for autonomous work inside defined boundaries. Claimed soil-pressure advantages came from the manufacturer and depend on configuration and operating conditions. The announcement illustrates a route toward higher-capacity autonomous tractors while retaining tracks, conventional implement interfaces and a separate digital workflow.
