electric tractors

At first glance, the Fendt e107 S Vario looks very similar to the diesel-powered 207 Vario. However, the absence of an exhaust pipe immediately stands out. There’s no three-cylinder engine idling. Once you select a direction, the electric motor begins running at an idle speed of 800 rpm. Outside the tractor, the motor's hum is clearly audible, but inside the cabin, it’s hardly noticeable—especially with the radio on. – Photos: Jacco van Erkelens

25-11 | Article

Test drive with Fendt e107 S Vario featuring an onboard battery pack

The new electric Fendt e107 Vario poses in front of a 2,100-year-old church at the Norwegian Folk Museum during a press event in Bygdøy. This latest addition to Fendt's portfolio is ready for sale. Fendt will deliver the tractors first in the Netherlands, Germany, and Norway. – Photo: Jacco van Erkelens

30-09 | News

Fendt e107 Vario ready for sale

The Monarch tractor at work in Mt. Pisa, Central Otago, New Zealand at Forest Lodge Orchard; a fully electric farm with 6 hectares (14.8 acres) of various cherry varieties. Read more here.

25-07 | News

Monarch raises $133M to expand electric tractor into Europe

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11-07 | Expert opinion

‘Electric prototype tractor sparks discussions; ‘6 hours from the battery is a joke!’’

The E-Horse during the agriculture innovation fair 'Future Farming & Food Experience' in Lelystand, Netherlands. Photo: Koos Groenewold.

28-06 | News

Dutch E-Horse tractor powered by solar energy

A new wave of fully electric robots is emerging, such as the Amos Power A3/A4. – Photo: Amos

11-06 | Expert opinion

‘Robots lead the way to diesel-free agriculture’

Seederal tractor ploughing. – Photos: Maxence Guillaumot

07-06 | Article

Exclusive: Silent plowing with a 160 hp fully electric tractor

The Monarch electric tractor is at the forefront of a revolution that promises to reshape farming practices globally. - Photos: Maxence Guillaumot

23-05 | Article

Monarch electric tractor: A mixed bag of innovation and teething troubles

The autonomous robot tractor Karl from Kuhn is a diesel-electric powered vehicle on tracks. - Photo: Kuhn

09-05 | Article

How are field and harvest robots powered?

The prototype Seederal electric tractor has nothing similar in design to the final version expected for 2026. Photo: Seederal.

03-05 | News

French Seederal electric tractor heads for the showroom