Zoomlion to Unveil Green Smart Farm Machines at AGRITECHNICA 2025
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Zoomlion to Unveil Green Smart Farm Machines at AGRITECHNICA 2025

Hanover, 3 November 2025: Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co. is set to showcase its latest range of high-end green and smart agricultural machinery at AGRITECHNICA 2025, the world’s largest agricultural technology exhibition, scheduled from 9–15 November in Hanover, Germany.

The Chinese equipment major will debut nine advanced models, including hybrid tractors and harvesters designed specifically for the European market. These machines reflect Zoomlion’s commitment to sustainable engineering and innovation, featuring the company’s signature “Aurora Green” design.

The exhibit focuses on three strategic pillars — new energy, new technology, and a revitalised global brand. Among the highlights is Zoomlion’s proprietary HIDD platform, an integrated hybrid power system driven by eight core technologies. This innovation forms the backbone of the company’s next-generation smart farm machinery, enhancing efficiency, automation, and connectivity.

Zoomlion will also showcase the achievements of RABE, its German subsidiary with over a century of expertise in tillage, seeding, and fertilisation. Since its acquisition in 2020, RABE has combined its local engineering strengths with Zoomlion’s global R&D and manufacturing capabilities to develop customised solutions for Europe.

Visitors can explore Zoomlion’s innovations at Stand D37, Hall 5, from 9–15 November, where the company invites partners and industry professionals to engage in discussions on sustainable and intelligent agriculture.

Hanover, 3 November 2025: Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co. is set to showcase its latest range of high-end green and smart agricultural machinery at AGRITECHNICA 2025, the world’s largest agricultural technology exhibition, scheduled from 9–15 November in Hanover, Germany. The Chinese equipment major will debut nine advanced models, including hybrid tractors and harvesters designed specifically for the European market. These machines reflect Zoomlion’s commitment to sustainable engineering and innovation, featuring the company’s signature “Aurora Green” design. The exhibit focuses on three strategic pillars — new energy, new technology, and a revitalised global brand. Among the highlights is Zoomlion’s proprietary HIDD platform, an integrated hybrid power system driven by eight core technologies. This innovation forms the backbone of the company’s next-generation smart farm machinery, enhancing efficiency, automation, and connectivity. Zoomlion will also showcase the achievements of RABE, its German subsidiary with over a century of expertise in tillage, seeding, and fertilisation. Since its acquisition in 2020, RABE has combined its local engineering strengths with Zoomlion’s global R&D and manufacturing capabilities to develop customised solutions for Europe. Visitors can explore Zoomlion’s innovations at Stand D37, Hall 5, from 9–15 November, where the company invites partners and industry professionals to engage in discussions on sustainable and intelligent agriculture.

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