New Holland Launches T2S Compact Tractor Series
The new T2S range spans 35 to 57hp and is set to reach dealerships by mid 2027.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Trucks
New Holland unveiled its T2S compact tractor series at the EIMA show in Bologna. The lineup covers 35 to 57hp and is powered by a 1.9-liter three-cylinder engine.
Why it matters
The launch extends New Holland's compact tractor offering with a range of power outputs and transmission choices aimed at small-scale and mixed farming. Connectivity readiness for the FieldOps platform places the tractors within the manufacturer's digital farm-management ecosystem.
The T2S series is powered by a 1.9-liter three-cylinder engine producing 35 to 57hp, with rear lift capacities of 950kg in class 2 and 1,315kg in class 3. The loader is rated at 700kg, and pricing and regional availability beyond the mid 2027 dealership timeline were not disclosed.
The players
New Holland
New Holland is a global agricultural machinery brand, part of CNH Industrial, known for tractors, combines, and farm equipment sold worldwide.
The details
The series offers a choice between a 12x12 mechanical shuttle transmission and a three-step hydrostatic transmission with servo-assisted shifting. The front loader features mechanical self-levelling, an optional third function, and OPG operator protection for loader work.
Timeline
Launched at EIMA in Bologna, Italy, on November 10, 2026.
Tractors are projected to reach dealerships by mid 2027.
Roadmap
The T2S launch extends New Holland's FieldOps connectivity into the compact tractor segment, where digital farm-management had previously been concentrated on larger machines. Its 35 to 57hp range places the series squarely against competing compact tractor lines from rival manufacturers at European agricultural shows.
Buyers considering a compact tractor in the 35 to 57hp range will have a new option with a choice between mechanical and hydrostatic transmissions. Farmers already using FieldOps can plan for connectivity-ready machines when the T2S reaches dealerships by mid 2027.
The takeaway
For buyers planning a compact tractor purchase, the T2S transmission choice between a mechanical shuttle and servo-assisted hydrostatic is the decision point to evaluate against daily workload and operator preference.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Industrial Vehicle Technology International.
