Claas extends its Arion 500 series with the Arion 570 Cmatic, featuring 180 hp output and a range of innovative functions. The four-cylinder engine tractor with continuously variable, split-power Cmatic transmission is also available in Night Edition.

With the growing demand for four-cylinder models, Claas is launching a new top-of-the-range model in the Arion range. This tractor meets applications ranging from tillage, drilling and general cultivation work to yard work with or without front loader, transport operations and municipal work.

The new model features a 4.5 l Stage V engine, delivering a maximum output of 180 hp without boost. Maximum torque of 730 Nm is available at 1,400 rpm.

The 740 features a reinforced Dana front axle to match its higher output. In addition, the compact, manoeuvrable four-cylinder is available with Trelleborg VF 710/60R38 tyres on the rear axle and VF 600/60 R28 on the front. The tractor benefits from a 50:50 kerb weight distribution.

The 570 works with the latest configuration of the Cmatic continuously variable transmission developed and manufactured by Claas Industrietechnik, which boasts two automatically selected drive modes, active powered zero and a top speed of 40 or 50 km/h. The in-house  developed software maintains a perfect balance between engine speed and transmission ratio at all times, whatever the task.

When the wheel-loader mode is activated for front loader work, the transmission software uses intelligent torque and engine speed sensor monitoring to prevent the wheels spinning in push mode. In addition, precise speed control in the hydrostatic range, especially when stacking straw bales or pallets, ensures greater accuracy and relieves the operator’s workload.

Furthermore, the Cemos dialogue-based system for optimising the productivity and efficiency of field and grassland work is available as an option. In terms of road travel, the automatic trailer stretch brake provides additional safety, especially when travelling downhill with trailers, as well as when working on slopes with attached implements, such as balers or slurry tanks.

When decelerating, the automatic braking system automatically activates the air brakes of the trailer or attached implement as soon as critical thrust forces are exerted on the tractor. The system uses data from sensors in the transmission, which record engine drag torque and thrust in the drive train.

Standard equipment includes the ergonomic control armrest with 12-inch Cebis terminal and Cmotion drive lever, which keeps the right hand in a relaxed position while providing access to more than 20 functions including cruise control and direction changing, along with tractor speed adjustment in drive lever mode.

The automatic trailer stretch brake assists with transport operations and work with slurry tanks and balers on sloping sites.

Comfort and safety

The new Arion 570 is equipped with a quiet, four-point suspension cab and optimally balanced Proactive front axle suspension. A “Premium” operator package with leather steering wheel, air conditioning, Premium seat and electrically adjustable and heated rear view mirrors is available as an option.

The 50:50 kerb weight distribution, despite a 2.56 m wheelbase, ensures suspension comfort without the need for additional ballast as well as ensuring the safe transport of heavy implements. The front axle is equipped with dry disc brakes as standard to ensure jerk-free deceleration and braking.

Fully connected to Claas connect

The Cemis 1200 terminal with 12-inch colour screen is available for automatic steering, precision farming and documentation. In addition, every Arion 570, unless otherwise specified, will be automatically connected to the new Claas connect. This enables digital operating manuals, lubricants and wear and spare parts specifically for the machine to be accessed from any end device via Machine connect, as well as the maintenance history and upcoming maintenance work. Moreover, machine performance data and current tractor location can be viewed at any time and licenses such as Farm connect, Fleet connect and Field connect can be managed easily.

If the farm already has a Claas connect ID, the Arion 570 is simply added to the existing machine fleet. In the absence of a Claas connect ID, one can be created when the tractor is purchased and used with a free 5-year Machine connect license.

Exclusive Night Edition

The exclusive Night Edition of the new four-cylinder features custom grey paint on the rims, roof and side engine panels. The Claas logo on the side of the bonnet is white on a custom grey background, and Night Edition lettering is prominently displayed on the side of the bonnet. The emblem above the road light provides a nice finishing touch to the external design. Inside the cab, the steering wheel badge and floor mat display the Night Edition lettering. For drivers who enjoy top in-car entertainment, there is also an in-built Apple CarPlay radio.


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