New Holland Unveils Updates to 9.80N Grape Harvester & TE6 Straddle Tractors Ahead of SITEVI 2025

Key Takeaways

• New Holland will introduce updates to the 9.80N narrow-row grape harvester and enhancements to TE6 Straddle Tractors at SITEVI 2025 in Montpellier.
• The 2026 Braud 9.80N features a new front axle, improved terrain compensation, and upgraded operator comfort with a luxury cab package.
• Precision tools include the IntelliView™ IV Plus touchscreen and the RS1 GNSS receiver for automated spraying section control.
• Updates include improved Opti Grape™ sorting technology, full LED lighting, and premium exterior detailing.
• TE6.120 and TE6.150 Straddle Tractors now incorporate Headland Turn Sequence II, simplifying end-of-row operations.

New Holland Previews New Harvesting and Vineyard Technologies for SITEVI 2025

Ahead of SITEVI 2025, taking place November 25–27 in Montpellier, New Holland has announced a series of updates to its Braud 9.80N narrow-row self-propelled grape harvester and enhancements to the TE6 Straddle Tractor lineup. The new features are designed to advance precision, operator comfort, and grape quality for narrow vineyard operations. Both machines will be showcased on stand B2 B 017 – B2 B 018.

Improved Stability and Precision on the 2026 Braud 9.80N

For model year 2026, the New Holland Braud 9.80N receives a redesigned front axle engineered to deliver improved terrain compensation. This update provides:

• Greater stability
• Enhanced safety
• Better performance on tight, uneven rows

The improved axle allows operators to maintain precision and productivity under demanding vineyard conditions.