AgXeed has unveiled the new T2 7 Series, an autonomous tracked tractor designed for arable and vegetable farming, alongside its Vehicle Control Unit (VCU), at Agritechnica 2025. These solutions, powered by the TraxWise platform, aim to combine high performance with precision farming, giving farmers more control over planning, monitoring, and reporting.
Delivering 230 horsepower and 910 Nm of torque, the T2 7 Series fits squarely into the mainstream tractor class. Its tracked design reduces soil compaction, enabling work across different field conditions while maintaining soil health. The tractor supports full autonomy through the AgXeed Safety System, helping farmers reduce dependence on skilled labor during peak seasons.
TraxWise platform integrates planning and monitoring
With the T2 7 Series, AgXeed leverages its TraxWise digital platform, which enables farmers to pre-plan routes, monitor real-time implement performance, and automatically document field operations. The system ensures consistency and quality across operations, while also centralizing decision-making.
VCU brings autonomy to existing fleets
In addition to the new tractor, AgXeed launched the Vehicle Control Unit (VCU). Compatible with tractors equipped with ISOBUS TIM, the VCU allows existing fleets to benefit from TraxWise automation. Farmers can predefine headland turns, waylines, and monitor progress, effectively giving legacy machines AgBot-level intelligence.
Specs of the AgXeed T2 7 Series
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 170 kW / 230 hp |
| Torque | 910 Nm |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 520 L |
| Lift Capacity (Front/Rear) | 4 t / 9 t |
| PTO Speed (Front & Rear) | 850 – 1050 rpm |
| Track Width | 1280 mm |
| Ground Clearance | 300 – 910 mm |
About AgXeed
AgXeed, headquartered in the Netherlands, is a leading developer of autonomous field robots and digital farming platforms. Known for its AgBot line, the company focuses on reducing labor dependency, optimizing inputs, and improving sustainability in modern agriculture.
Source: agxeed.com
