Pictures believed to depict the next-generation Fendt 900 Vario series tractors are circulating on social media.

Unconfirmed reports suggest that the new line-up will comprise five models – namely the 930, 933, 936, 939 and 942. Power ratings are expected to stretch from 296hp to 415hp.

Image source: Ed Grommes (@breyers26) Twitter page

The shots were uploaded onto Twitter (by Ed Grommes @breyers26). The pictures are believed to have been taken in the US – at an AGCO event.

It is apparent that the new tractors share some styling cues with the larger (and more powerful) 1000 Vario line-up.

Image source: Ed Grommes (@breyers26) Twitter page

These tractors are not expected to be unveiled here in Europe until next month (July 2). Dealers have, apparently, already seen examples from the new line-up at a special event in Germany.

Image source: Ed Grommes (@breyers26) Twitter page

In any case, expect to see ‘production-spec’ versions of the new 900 Vario series at this year’s Agritechnica show (in November – in Hanover).

Image source: Ed Grommes (@breyers26) Twitter page

As ever, stay tuned to AgriLand for the latest updates – as and when they emerge.

Extended Fendt forum

In related news, less than a year after the first foundations were laid, the topping-out ceremony for the Fendt Forum extension was held recently (April 26).

In future, dealers, customers and visitors will be able to view Fendt products in an additional 2,500m² showroom (pictured below) adjacent to the Fendt Forum (in Marktoberdorf).

A spokesperson explained: “In recent years, we have become a genuine ‘full-line’ provider. This has increased the need for additional exhibition space.

“The new hall will host not only exhibitions and training courses, but also special events – the first of which will be our international press conference on July 2, quickly followed by ‘Dealer Technica’.

“We began planning the fourth construction phase of the Fendt Forum back in December 2017. The progress made on the project since the turn of the year is clear for all to see.”