At the upcoming Agritechnica 2025 show in Hanover, DE, New Holland will unveil the evolution of its T7 tractor range. This unveiling is centered around the T7.270 Methane Power CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) tractor. The T7.270 was first previewed at Agritechnica 2023, and is now making its official debut, taking the brand’s alternative fuel technology further up the power scale to benefit a broader range of farmers. Initially, the tractor will only be commercially available in Europe, beginning spring 2026.
“The T7.270 Methane Power is ideal for biodigester operators running haulage tractor fleets,” said Darragh Mullin, New Holland T7 long wheelbase global product manager, in a statement. “It also meets the demands of larger-scale arable farms and contractors conducting year-round varied applications with heavy-duty implements.”
The T7 can run on biomethane derived from livestock manure, supporting on-farm sustainability. In partnership with Bennamann, New Holland enables farms to capture, process and refine fugitive methane for use as fuel. This closed-loop system reduces emissions, cuts fertilizer use and can even achieve a negative carbon footprint.
Recently, New Holland North America and CNH established partnerships with Michigan State University and Penn State University that made T6.180 Methane Power tractors available to both universities to enable their students and researchers to gain hands-on experience with alternative energy technology and study the tractor’s benefits for sustainable farming.
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