FPT to Showcase New Engines at EIMA International 2026
The propulsion systems manufacturer will exhibit its latest technology in Bologna, Italy, from November 10 to 14, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Agriculture

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FPT will present its newest propulsion technologies at the EIMA International 2026 exhibition in Bologna. The event also features the presentation of the 2027 Tractor of the Year awards.
Why it matters
As a dominant player in the agricultural propulsion market, FPT is using the global exhibition to highlight its latest engine developments, including new hybrid technology. The company holds a significant market presence in Europe and is heavily involved in the industry's premier tractor awards.
FPT powers over 110,000 vehicles annually and maintains a market share where one in three tractors and two in five combine harvesters in Europe use its engines.
The players
FPT
FPT is the largest independent manufacturer of propulsion systems for the global agricultural sector.
EIMA International
This major global exhibition hosted in Bologna serves as a central venue for showcasing agricultural machinery and new propulsion technology.
The details
The company will display its product range at Hall 15 Stand B/13, focusing specifically on the debut of the third-generation F28 Hybrid engine and the CURSOR 13 G-DRIVE. These exhibits emphasize FPT's role as the largest independent manufacturer of propulsion systems for the agricultural sector.
Timeline
The EIMA International 2026 exhibition takes place in Bologna from November 10 to 14, 2026.
Market Landscape
FPT's high engine adoption rates across European tractors and harvesters underscore its dominant position in the industry. By consistently securing a presence in Tractor of the Year finalists, the firm cements its competitive edge against other propulsion system manufacturers.
Industry participants and professionals can evaluate how these new engine specifications will affect future equipment performance and maintenance requirements. The showcase offers direct insight into the propulsion systems likely to feature in upcoming agricultural machinery models.
The takeaway
FPT continues to leverage high-profile industry events to maintain its significant footprint in the agricultural equipment market. For those in the sector, tracking these engine developments is essential to understanding the future trajectory of farm machinery performance.
What happens next
EIMA International 2026 will take place in Bologna from November 10 to 14, 2026, where the 2027 Tractor of the Year awards will be formally presented.
Further reading
Learn more about industry developments at the Agriculture section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Farming.
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