Kubota: Clear orientation for agricultural business in Europe Trade fair presence with the motto “A New Dimension”

In Europe, Kubota is known as a leading manufacturer of compact tractors, lawn care equipment, engines, construction machinery and agricultural tractors up to 130 hp. With its new tractor factory in northern France, Kubota has set a clear signal for orientation in professional agricultural business in Europe. Starting in 2015, the new M7001 series tractors in three performance versions of 130, 150 and 170 hp (with boost to 175 hp) will be produced here. Three different equipment variants, automated power shift transmission or continuously variable drive, front axle and cab suspension offer a wide choice for many applications in agriculture. The machines feature a high lifting capacity (9 tons) for this power class, easy operation and high comfort. The Tractors are fully ISOBUS compatible due to "Kverneland Mechatronics" technology centre, and completing a wide variety of implements has been significantly simplified.

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Since the integration of the renowned agricultural machinery manufacturer Kverneland in 2012, a very extensive program of machinery for tillage, seeding, forage technology and fertilisation is now available under the Kubota brand name. The range will be completed in time for Agritechnica 2015. It will include ploughs and crop protection sprayers from Kubota. Thus, Kubota offers a complete tractor range in the high volume performance horsepower classes from 60 to 170 hp and a complete implement range.

To facilitate investment for partners, farmers and contractors, attractive financing programs are already available in future from "KUBOTA Finance". This is due to collaboration between Kubota and the BNP Paribas and is first launched in Germany, France, Italy and Great Britain. An expansion to other European countries is planned for the near future.

The complete tractor range including the new M7001 series, the Kubota implement range and further innovations will be presented at the Agritechnica (Stand 7/A35) under the motto "A New Dimension".