International Tractors Limited showcased heavy-duty tractors and farming solutions at Germany's Agritechnica 2025, featuring new Solis S40 Shuttle XL and EXTRA series with Stage V emission technology.
16 Nov 2025 | 21289 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
International Tractors Limited (ITL), India's leading tractor export brand, presented its latest agricultural machinery innovations at Agritechnica 2025 in Hannover, Germany. The exhibition highlighted the company's commitment to advancing global farming technology through performance-driven solutions.
The showcase featured two flagship launches: the Solis S40 Shuttle XL and the Solis ...
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International Tractors Limited (ITL), India's leading tractor export brand, presented its latest agricultural machinery innovations at Agritechnica 2025 in Hannover, Germany. The exhibition highlighted the company's commitment to advancing global farming technology through performance-driven solutions.
The showcase featured two flagship launches: the Solis S40 Shuttle XL and the Solis EXTRA series. The S40 Shuttle XL, positioned in the 40 HP category, incorporates a 3-cylinder Stage V Yanmar engine, 8F+8R Synchromesh Transmission, and 1000 kg hydraulic lift capacity. The tractor includes an ergonomic S-Command Center designed for diverse agricultural and landscaping applications.
The Solis EXTRA series offers compact tractor solutions in the up to 26 HP segment, available in Solis 26 HST and Solis 26 (9+9) variants. The series features 775 kg hydraulic lifting capacity, 640 kg loader capacity, and a heavy-duty axle system. Additional specifications include Auto Throttle functionality, adjustable seating, and modern connectivity options including Bluetooth and USB Type-C ports. The series is backed by a 5-year warranty.
ITL's display also included the Solis S26+, Solis 26 HST Black Edition, Solis C48, Solis 90 NT Stage V, Solis S90 Shuttle XL, and electric mowers. All tractors are manufactured at ITL's Hoshiarpur facility, which produces one tractor every two minutes.
Dr. Deepak Mittal, Managing Director of ITL, stated that the company aims to establish new benchmarks in productivity, comfort, and sustainability for global agriculture. Gaurav Saxena, Director and CEO of International Business at ITL, emphasized the company's focus on delivering technology tailored to demanding European market requirements.
The tractors comply with Stage V emission standards and incorporate advanced hydraulic systems designed for operator comfort and efficiency in modern farming operations.