New Holland brings future-focused line-up

From next-generation tractors to a wheel loader built for the toughest silage clamps, New Holland says its 2026 showcase is a clear statement: innovation, operator experience and practical performance remain at the heart of everything the company does.

Front and centre of New Holland’s display is the long-awaited new T7 Standard Wheelbase (SWB). This new generation delivers a genuine step change for the 180–225hp segment in terms of driveability, operator comfort and versatility.

A redesigned front axle offers a smoother ride and a 17% tighter turning circle (compared to previous models), instantly improves headland efficiency and yard manoeuvrability.

But it’s inside the new Horizon cab where the difference will be felt day in, day out. More spacious, with upgraded materials, better storage and improved ergonomic layout, it provides a comfortable, user-friendly space. Advanced climate control, multiple suspension options and a range of roof configurations allow operators to tailor the cabin to their preference.

Transmission versatility is another highlight. Whether you want the precision of Auto Command CVT or prefer the proven efficiency of Dynamic Command or Range Command (to follow later in 2026), there’s a choice to suit every system.

The fact that the T7.225 Dynamic Command has already achieved a new DLG PowerMix benchmark for fuel efficiency underlines the range’s commitment to low running costs and modern farming economics, New Holland says.

W170D+ Forage Power

LAMMA 2026 also marks the UK debut of the W170D+ Forage Power wheel loader, recently awarded as Farm Machine 2026 at Agritechnica, this machine was designed for those who spend long seasons pushing, packing and climbing clamps, this is one machine worth a close look.

Delivering around 255hp and over 1,300Nm of torque, this loader is a clear upgrade over the standard W170D, engineered specifically for demanding clamp and biomass applications. With a six-speed transmission featuring lock-up from first gear, plus a self-locking front differential and limited-slip rear axle, traction remains uncompromised – even in the slickest conditions.

Contractors will appreciate the signature Cooling Cube with reversible fan, ensuring reliability even in the dustiest, hottest seasons. Meanwhile, the panoramic cab, LED lighting and advanced visibility features – including a wide-angle camera and optional rear obstacle detection – set a new standard for operator awareness and safety during high-intensity work.

For anyone involved in forage, this machine represents a powerful step forward in load-and-carry performance, durability and comfort.

T7 XD

New Holland’s tractor line-up expands even further with the introduction of the T7 XD – a brand-new high-horsepower category offering models at roughly 360, 390 and 435hp. Designed to bridge the gap between versatility and brute pulling power, the T7 XD gives large-scale farmers and contractors a machine capable of pivoting from heavy draft work to high-speed haulage with ease.

At its core lies an 8.7-litre Stage V FPT Cursor 9 engine, featuring electronic variable-geometry turbocharging for maximum efficiency and performance. A large 680-litre fuel tank and extended 750-hour service interval mean fewer stops and more work when it matters most.

A newly revised Auto Command CVT delivers travel speeds over 60km/h at lower rpm, cutting fuel costs and journey times. Combine that with updated cab and axle suspension designs, and the T7 XD promises a smooth, stable ride that belies its impressive output.

T5S

Also featured on the stand is the new-generation T5S, now with more power, sharper handling and even greater usability for loader-intensive businesses. Available in 90hp, 101hp and a new 110hp option, the T5S brings big-tractor features into a compact, affordable package.

A new front axle delivers improved steering response, while an electronic power shuttle allows slick direction changes during loader work. Features such as Dynamic StopStart, LED lighting upgrades and optional factory-fitted telematics demonstrate how the T5S continues to evolve for modern farming demands.

With Isobus Class II compatibility, electronic Lift-O-Matic (from 2026) and optional electric autoguidance, this tractor is well prepared for the future of precision small-tractor operations.

The New Holland stand

Across all four key launches, a clear theme emerges: higher performance, greater efficiency, smarter technology and operator-first design. Whether you’re searching for a compact loader tractor, a powerful silage machine or a new flagship for your arable fleet, New Holland reckons its LAMMA 2026 line-up offers something genuinely new and worth seeing in person.

Visit New Holland at LAMMA 2026: hall 17, stand 400.

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