TAFE has launched a new compact utility tractor range in Europe, led by the open station and cabin variants of the TAFE 6065, at EIMA International 2026 in Bologna, Italy.
The manufacturer, which describes itself as one of the world’s largest tractor manufacturers, also confirmed plans to launch its electric tractor commercially in Europe in early 2027. TAFE, a brand of Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited, was founded in 1960 in Chennai, India, and sells more than 214,000 tractors a year, spanning 20 to 110HP, to more than three million farmers worldwide. It entered the European market in 2023 with EU Stage V, electric and concept hydrogen tractors, and develops engine technology in collaboration with Deutz AG.
At EIMA the OEM is showing the TAFE 6035 E electric tractor and the EVX75 hybrid tractor, alongside an expanded portfolio of compact, utility and speciality models, including the TAFE 7515 GE for vineyards and orchards.
“Our return to EIMA 2026 reinforces TAFE’s long-term commitment to Europe. The launch of our new 6065 tractor, designed for compact, speciality and utility applications, reflects our focus on delivering reliable, efficient and innovative solutions tailored to the diverse needs of European farmers. Looking ahead, we remain committed to expanding our presence, strengthening partnerships and advancing sustainable agricultural solutions across Europe,” says Sandeep Sinha, chief executive officer at TAFE.
The 6065 marks the European launch of TAFE’s compact utility range, which will be available in open station and cabin variants by early 2027. It uses an EU Stage V-compliant engine rated at 65HP.
The tractor has a four-cylinder engine, with mechanical shuttle and hydrostatic transmission options, a 1,700kg hydraulic lifting capacity and a climate-controlled HVAC cabin. TAFE positions it for farming, horticulture and municipal applications.
The TAFE 6035 E is powered by a 20kW electric motor and a lithium-ion battery system, and offers zero tailpipe emissions. It is designed for compact agricultural, greenhouse and utility applications, and uses clutchless drive technology, a multi-speed PTO and flexible charging options. TAFE plans to launch the electric tractor commercially in Europe in early 2027.
The EVX75 concept hybrid tractor combines a 75HP hybrid powertrain with an EU Stage V diesel engine and a 400V battery system, and can operate in electric and hybrid modes. It features a liquid-cooled high-voltage system, an HVAC cabin, an electro-hydraulic rear lift and an independent PTO.
The TAFE 7515 GE is a speciality tractor for vineyards, orchards and other specialised applications. It uses a 74HP EU Stage V-compliant engine and has a low-profile design, a narrow 1.5m width and a 2ton hydraulic lifting capacity for work in confined spaces and under tree canopies.
The TAFE 7515 open station and cabin tractors use a 74HP EU Stage V-compliant engine and a 12+12 mechanical shuttle, and are built for a range of agricultural operations. TAFE’s compact range – the 6020 M, 6028 M and 6028 H – uses engines from 19 to 24HP with mechanical and hydrostatic transmission options, aimed at small farms, horticulture, landscaping and turf maintenance.
TAFE Terra 2.0 integrates the company’s vision-based guidance system, Terra Vista, into a unified digital platform.
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