Key Takeaways
- FPT Industrial, the powertrain brand of Iveco Group (EXM: IVG), signed long-term agreements with SDF, JCB, and Lindner, strengthening its position in the global agricultural machinery market.
- The partnerships were announced at Agritechnica 2025 in Hannover, Germany, one of the world’s largest agricultural technology trade fairs.
- FPT engines powered three of the five winners of the 2026 Tractor of the Year® awards, including the Claas Axion 9.450 Terra Trac, New Holland T4.120 F Auto Command, and JCB Fastrac 6300.
- SDF will integrate FPT’s N67 engines into its DEUTZ-FAHR 8 Series TTV tractors, while JCB will use the same model for its Fastrac 6000 series, and Lindner will adopt FPT’s N45 engine for the Lintrac 160 LDrive.
- FPT remains Europe’s largest independent powertrain manufacturer for agricultural machinery, supplying engines for over 110,000 new vehicles annually.
FPT Expands Global Partnerships with Leading Agricultural Manufacturers
FPT Industrial, the powertrain brand of Iveco Group N.V. (EXM: IVG), has announced new long-term supply agreements with SDF, JCB, and Lindner, three multinational leaders in agricultural equipment manufacturing. The agreements were formalized during Agritechnica 2025, currently underway in Hannover, Germany, where FPT also received recognition for powering multiple award-winning tractors.
The partnerships mark a significant expansion of FPT’s global footprint in the agricultural machinery sector, reinforcing its reputation for delivering reliable, efficient, and sustainable engine solutions across diverse applications.
“This year, Agritechnica sees us playing an even more prominent role in the industry, with new companies placing their trust in our products,” said Sylvain Blaise, President Powertrain at Iveco Group. “It’s a clear signal of the value our engines bring to manufacturers worldwide and a motivation for our teams to keep innovating.”
FPT Engines Power Award-Winning Tractors at Agritechnica
FPT’s technology featured prominently among the winners of the 2026 Tractor of the Year® awards, securing top honors in three of the five categories:
- HighPower Tractor of the Year 2026: Claas Axion 9.450 Terra Trac powered by the FPT Cursor 9 engine.
- Specialised Tractor of the Year 2026: New Holland T4.120 F Auto Command featuring the FPT F36 engine.
- Sustainable Tractor of the Year 2026: JCB New Fastrac 6300 equipped with the FPT N67 engine.
These recognitions highlight the company's strong position in both innovation and sustainability, showcasing the efficiency and performance of its latest engine portfolio.
Details of the New Supply Agreements
- SDF Agreement: FPT will supply its N67 engines for the DEUTZ-FAHR 8 Series TTV tractors, providing high torque, fuel efficiency, and compliance with the latest emissions standards.
- JCB Agreement: The company will power its Fastrac 6000 series tractors with the FPT N67 engine, known for low operating costs and consistent field performance.
- Lindner Agreement: FPT will provide its N45 engines for Lintrac 160 LDrive tractors, the most powerful model in Lindner’s portfolio, designed for Alpine and grassland farming applications.
These collaborations extend FPT’s relationships with major agricultural brands and reflect continued industry confidence in its technology and manufacturing capabilities.
FPT’s Market Position and Strategic Outlook
FPT Industrial is recognized as the largest independent powertrain manufacturer for agricultural machinery in Europe. Its engines power approximately one in every three tractors and two out of five combines across the continent, totaling over 110,000 new vehicles annually.
With its century-long legacy in powertrain innovation, the company continues to focus on sustainable performance, energy efficiency, and lower emissions to support the agricultural sector’s ongoing transition toward cleaner technologies.
“These partnerships and awards reaffirm our commitment to driving innovation and quality,” added Blaise. “We’re not only powering vehicles—we’re powering the evolution of farming for a more sustainable future.”
