July 2025 – New Zealand
Case IH has expanded its Puma range in New Zealand with the launch of a new Tier 3 long wheelbase model, presented at Fieldays. Designed as a reliable, low-maintenance workhorse, the refreshed tractor removes the need for AdBlue and extends service intervals by 25%, cutting down ownership costs.
The new Puma is available in 180, 200 and 220 hp variants across three configurations. The entry-level model features a Powershift transmission and mechanical remotes, delivering 15% more torque and 23% more power than the previous Tier 3 version. A mid-tier upgrade offers electronic remotes with Powershift, while the flagship model introduces CVT, electronic remotes, and optional GPS-ready technology. Loader compatibility and precision capabilities further expand its versatility across farming operations.
This is a great all-rounder that delivers power and performance while keeping it simple, said Seamus McCarthy, Case IH product manager ANZ.
About Case IH
Case IH, part of CNH Industrial, is a global agricultural equipment brand with over 180 years of heritage. Known for its advanced tractors, harvesting machinery, and precision farming solutions, Case IH supports farmers worldwide with innovative, efficient, and durable equipment.
