Six winners in TotY 2025 competition
The Tractor of the Year (TotY) 2025 awards were handed out during the recently held EIMA international tradeshow in Bologna, Italy. Sponsored by BKT Tyres, TotY addresses the evolving agricultural tractor market and the new challenges of sustainability and technological innovation. Six tractors received the 2025 awards in as many categories. HighPower: Case IH Quadtrac […]
The Tractor of the Year (TotY) 2025 awards were handed out during the recently held EIMA international tradeshow in Bologna, Italy. Sponsored by BKT Tyres, TotY addresses the evolving agricultural tractor market and the new challenges of sustainability and technological innovation. Six tractors received the 2025 awards in as many categories.
HighPower: Case IH Quadtrac 715
Dedicated to tractors with more than 300 horsepower, goal is to recognize the growing importance of high-powered tractors in modern farming practices and emphasize their critical role in enhancing productivity, efficiency, and sustainability.
The Case IH Quadtrac 715 is appreciated for its impressive rated power of 715 hp and maximum power of 778 hp, powered by an FPT Cursor 16 engine that delivers a maximum torque of 3,356 Nm at 1,400 rpm. This level of performance makes the Quadtrac 715 one of the most powerful tractors in mass production worldwide, ensuring maximum productivity for the most demanding agricultural tasks.
MidPower: Fendt 620 Vario DP
This category is focused on tractors ranging from 150 to 280 horsepower, offering a unique balance between power, versatility, and efficiency.
At the heart of the Fendt 620 Vario DP’s success is the revolutionary iD engine concept, which delivers maximum power at an impressively low rpm (up to 1,900 rpm) with a fuel consumption of only 195 g/kWh. This distinctive feature, combined with the advanced CCLS hydraulic system with a maximum flow rate of 205 l/min and an independent steering pump of 43 l/min, makes it a leader in terms of efficiency and durability, perfectly aligning with modern farmers’ sustainability goals.
TOTY Utility: Steyr 4120 Plus
The TOTY Utility category recognizes tractors in the 70 to 150 horsepower range, with a maximum of 4 cylinders and an operating weight of up to 9,000 kilograms. These tractors excel in fuel efficiency and maneuverability.
The Steyr 4120 Plus has captured the award in this category, cementing its reputation as a versatile and reliable tractor for modern farmers. One of the main reasons the Steyr 4120 Plus caught the jury’s attention is its perfect combination of versatility and modern agricultural technology.
TOTY Specialized: Antonio Carraro Tony 8900 TRG
The sustainable TOTY category promotes innovation and highlights the agricultural industry’s efforts in providing environmentally sustainable tractors. Five tractors chosen by the jury from the shortlisted ones are admitted to the Sustainable TotY Category.
The Fendt e107 Vario has claimed the award in this category. This recognition highlights the agricultural industry’s shift towards eco-friendly practices, and Fendt has demonstrated its commitment to sustainability with the introduction of the e107 Vario, a fully electric tractor that leads the agricultural world on the path to energy transition.
Sustainable TOTY: Fendt e107 Vario
The sustainable TOTY category promotes innovation and highlights the agricultural industry’s efforts in providing environmentally sustainable tractors. Five tractors chosen by the jury from the shortlisted ones are admitted to the Sustainable TotY Category.
The Fendt e107 Vario has claimed the award in this category. This recognition highlights the agricultural industry’s shift towards eco-friendly practices, and Fendt has demonstrated its commitment to sustainability with the introduction of the e107 Vario, a fully electric tractor that leads the agricultural world on the path to energy transition.
TotYBot: AgXeed 5.115T2
A new category is TotYbot, focused exclusively on tractors equipped with a 3-point hitch, no cab, PTO, or electric power transfer to implements, available in the European market, with a minimum Technical Readiness Level (TRL) of 8.
This year, the AgXeed 5.115T2 claimed the title in this category, dedicated to robot tractors. The jury’s decision was guided by the combination of cutting-edge automation, practical integration with existing farming systems, and overall superior field performance.
What truly sets the AgXeed 5.115T2 apart is its adaptability: the tractor integrates seamlessly with standard implements thanks to a rear lifting capacity of 8,000 kg and a front capacity of 4,000 kg, supported by a powerful hydraulic system with a flow rate of 85 L/min. These features allow it to handle a wide range of implements without the need for modifications, making it a versatile choice for farmers looking to optimize their operations with minimal changes.
