Fendt Xaver GT

Fendt Xaver GT is an autonomous agricultural implement-carrier concept for lighter fieldwork across a crop cycle. Standard three-point and hydraulic interfaces at its mid and rear mounting positions are intended to accept existing implements for sowing, hoeing, harrowing and crop care. The three-tonne vehicle distributes implement weight between its axles to limit compaction during repeated passes, while adjustable track widths and 50-centimetre ground clearance accommodate different row systems and later crop stages.

A diesel engine drives a 25-kilowatt, 48-volt generator in a serial-hybrid powertrain, supported by two batteries with 9 kilowatt-hours of capacity. Four independently steered electric wheels provide several steering modes and field speeds up to 10 kilometres per hour. Camera, lidar, satellite guidance and FendtONE remote access support navigation and supervision; RowPilot controls a sliding mid-mounted hoe. Fendt presented Xaver GT as a concept study at Agritechnica 2025, so the disclosed design does not establish commercial availability or series-production performance.