AgXeed introduces the autonomous AgBot T2 7 Series. With 230 hp, a diesel-electric powertrain and a weight of just over 8 tons, it delivers the strength of a full-sized tractor with the footprint of a lightweight tracked machine.

The tracked design of the T2 7 combines traction, stability and soil care, thus enabling working even in challenging field conditions. Fully autonomous and connected through AgXeed’s intelligent TraxWise platform, it provides an increase in efficiency, precision, and sustainability in one intelligent system.

The autonomous tractor delivers 9-ton rear lift and up to 170 l/min hydraulic capacity. Its tracked design keeps ground pressure below 30 kPa, preserving soil structure even under heavy loads. Adjustable track widths from 1.5 m to 3.2 m maximize adaptability across crops, systems, and field conditions.

Built for fully autonomous operation, the T2 7 integrates the AgXeed Safety System (geo-fencing, obstacle detection, emergency protocols) to operate safely and independently within defined field boundaries.

AgXeed’s TraXwise platform enables route pre-planning, live monitoring down to the implement, and automatic documentation of every task.

“Farming today demands that we think differently not just about technology, but about what really matters: the soil, the people, and the future we’re building. The T2 7 Series is our way of giving farmers real freedom. Freedom from limits, from complexity, and from compromise,” said Joris Hiddema, CEO of AgXeed.

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