New Holland Unveils Updated T7 Series Tractor

Jun 03, 2026
By Mathew Murphy
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

New T7 Standard Wheelbase Tractor Combines Powerful Performance, Fuel Efficiency, and Operator Comfort.

New Holland has unveiled its newly updated T7 Standard Wheelbase tractor, bringing enhanced performance, advanced technology, and greater versatility to mixed farming operations.

Speaking with Farms.com, Alex Berwager of New Holland North America described the machine as a highly adaptable solution designed for a wide range of agricultural applications.

The tractor is loader-ready and offers the unique ability to combine a front-mounted three-point hitch with a loader at the same time, allowing operators to perform multiple tasks efficiently.

The refreshed T7 Standard Wheelbase lineup introduces new transmission options, including an updated continuously variable transmission (CVT) and New Holland’s Dynamic Command transmission.

This dual-clutch system can be operated like a traditional powershift transmission while also providing automatic shifting capabilities similar to a CVT, giving producers flexibility to match their operating preferences.

Powering the tractor is New Holland’s proven 6.7-liter FPT six-cylinder diesel engine.

The engine is also equipped with a newly developed engine power management system that delivers a flatter power curve, enabling efficient operation at lower engine speeds.

With operating RPM reduced to approximately 1,500, operators can benefit from a quieter cab environment, improved fuel efficiency, and consistent torque delivery under demanding workloads.

Ride comfort has also been enhanced through updates to the front axle suspension system, which now features dual hydraulic cylinders and accumulators for improved terrain responsiveness.

Multiple cab suspension options, including mechanical, pneumatic air, and hydraulic systems, are also available.

Inside the cab, you will find a significant technology upgrade.

Controls, displays, and armrest features inspired by larger T7, T8, and T9 tractors have been integrated into a more compact layout, delivering a premium operator experience.

According to Berwager, the new T7 Standard Wheelbase is designed to help New Holland serve additional markets while providing farmers with a capable and versatile tractor for everyday operations.

For more information, visit https://agriculture.newholland.com/.

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John Deere rolled out its next-gen motor graders at ConExpo 2026, outfitting the P-Tier models with new automation features, displays and updated cabs.

New P-Tier models include the 620, 622, 670, 672, 770, 772, 870 and 872. All models except the 870 and 872 are also available in Deere’s more basic G-Tier variants.

Equipment World got a closer look at the company’s 772 P-Tier at the show. To get a complete walkaround of the machine, check out the video above with Deere Product Manager Matt Costello.

Inside the 772 P-Tier Motor Grader

The 772 P-Tier is powered by a 275-horsepower John Deere PowerTech diesel engine.

Costello says the foundation of the motor grader is Deere’s premium circle featuring a fully-sealed bearing. “We build all of our tech and all of our features off of this premium circle,” he says. “It’s going to stay nice and tight and accurate whether you’re running your blade in 2D, 3D or standard operation. You don’t have to worry about shimming and doing some of the adjustments that historically you would’ve had to do.” The circle is paired with encoded cylinders equipped with a sensor that tells the machine the exact position of the blade.

Another hallmark of the P-Tier lineup is flexible machine technology that can be upgraded at any time. Standard technology includes Cross Slope, SmartGrade Ready option, SmartGrade with Topcon and SmartGrade with Leica, return to straight, Auto-Articulation, Blade Flip, Machine Presets, lever steering, and choice between fingertip or joystick controls. Optional features include Machine Damage Avoidance, Auto-Pass, Smart Saddle and Intelligent Blade Control.

Inside the cab, operators will find eight-inch touchscreen primary display, Automatic Temperature Control system, electrohydraulic (EH) controls with standard steering wheel, centralized machine-function switches and an adjustable heated and ventilated air-ride seat.

A front camera allows operators to see down and alley or past a building without pulling the machine into the road. The front camera can be paired with the two rear cameras to further enhance the field of view, accessible on dedicated displays in the cab. v

To learn more about John Deere’s latest P-Tier motor graders, check out the video above.

Motor Grader Market Pulse

More than 1,100 new financed motor graders were sold in the U.S. between June 1, 2025, and May 31, 2026, according to EDA. (EDA and Equipment World are owned by Fusable.)

Deere ranks second in motor grader sales, behind Caterpillar. Its most popular model is the 772G, positioning the new 772 P-Tier a strong contender in the market.

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