Valtra expands the lower end of its range of tractors equipped with continuously variable transmissions with the new “G Cvt” series. Four models from 110 to 145 hp of maximum power, presented as true multi-purpose tractors that are simple and economical to operate
At Agritechnica 2025, the AGCO Group continues its program to expand the product lines of its brands equipped with continuously variable transmissions. Essentially, it is the transfer of the technical and commercial strategy that made Fendt a benchmark in this field—now progressively applied by the U.S. multinational through the downward extension of the Massey Ferguson and Valtra series offered with cvt transmissions.
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The most recent step in this policy is seen at the German show with the debut of the medium-utility “G” series under the Valtra brand, now also available in a CVT version. This offering does not replace the current lineup but complements the standard models equipped with powershift transmissions. The “G” series will therefore be available in eight models—four with powershift transmissions and four with AGCO-designed CVT units.
Because these transmissions allow the tractors to achieve optimal mechanical efficiency in field operations and to travel on the road without relying on the hydrostatic component, the new “G CVT” models are presented as easy-to-operate multi-purpose tractors.
The ability to tailor technical specifications to two equipment levels—“Active” and “SmartTouch”—remains unchanged, depending on specific application needs. The former features mechanical controls for the five rear spool valves, while the latter uses electronic management and includes the “U-Pilot” headland management system.
Both configurations come standard with 110 L/min load-sensing hydraulic systems and an integrated subframe with “lock-and-go” quick couplers designed to make front-loader use easier and safer.
Exclusive to the “SmartTouch” versions is the namesake system, which integrates all primary and secondary controls into the right-hand armrest, including the joystick for the front loader and the touchscreen terminal that gives access to machine settings and to the “Valtra Guide,” “Section Control,” and “TaskDoc” precision agriculture solutions.
Engine performance levels remain unchanged from the powershift versions, with maximum ratings between 110 and 145 hp, delivered by 4-cylinder AGCO Power engines with a displacement of 4.4 liters, managed through the “EcoPower” system. This setup allows the tractors to reach maximum road-legal speed at the lowest possible engine rpm depending on load.
Also on display is the premiere of the “Talking Tractor” system, which enables one-way voice interaction between the operator and the machine. It is mentioned in the news section of this issue and will be presented in more detail once the manufacturer announces its release.
Title: Tractors Valtra G Cvt: alternative technology
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