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AgBot W3-2 Series vs Trektor

Two autonomous tractor machines, one verified table. Every figure below is sourced and dated; vendor claims are labelled and kept apart from independent results.

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AgXeed · Netherlands

AgXeed's compact wheeled AgBot for permanent row crops — a 75 hp diesel-electric autonomous platform built for orchards, vineyards and tree nurseries, distinct from the larger arable-focused AgBot 2.055W4 (wheeled, 156 hp, id agxeed-agbot) and AgBot T2-7 (tracked, 230 hp, id agxeed-t2-7) already listed on this site. AgXeed states "proven running hours in apple and pear production"; no public press release, world-record trial or independent test data was found for this specific model (unlike the T2-7), so its commercial footprint reads smaller/quieter than its siblings.

Best for: Orchard, vineyard and tree-nursery growers (apples and pears named specifically) needing a compact, low-weight autonomous platform for spraying, flail mowing and soil preparation between permanent rows without soil compaction.
SITIA · France

Hybrid diesel-electric autonomous straddle tractor from SITIA — a reconfigurable platform for vineyards, market gardens and orchards that carries standard implements for up to 24 h of work.

Best for: French vineyards and vegetable growers wanting one autonomous carrier for tillage, hoeing and spraying with existing implements.
AgBot W3-2 Series
Verified 2026-07-19
Trektor
Verified 2026-07-16
Overview
TaskAutonomous tractorAutonomous tractor
AutonomyFully autonomousFully autonomous
Country of originNetherlandsFrance
AvailabilityAvailable nowAvailable now
EU marketPendingCE-marked
Lead timeNot disclosedNot disclosed
Last verified2026-07-192026-07-16
Specifications
Power sourceDiesel-electric, 55 kW / 75 hp (2.9 l 4-stroke Deutz Diesel engine, Stage V, max. torque 300 Nm) driving an electric drivetrainHybrid — electric drive recharged by on-board diesel generator
Required tractor powerIs the tractor (75 hp / 55 kW equivalent); wheeled, no cabIs the machine (autonomous tool carrier)
DimensionsLength 3.85 m; height 1.50 m; wheelbase 2.40 m; width from 1.38 m (min. transport width, 400 mm rear tyres) to 2.02 m (710 mm rear tyres); front wheel fixed at 710 mm, rear wheel options 380/400/520/710 mmConfigurable track width and clearance per crop (vineyard/vegetable/orchard set-ups)
Weight2.8 t emptyNot disclosed
Min farm sizeNot disclosedNot disclosed
ProductivityNot disclosed as a ha/day figure; brochure gives per-implement rates — orchard sprayer (2,000 l, PWM valves) at 8 km/h; 180 cm flail mower at 4-6 km/hUp to 24 h continuous operation per fuel fill
Max speed0-13.5 km/h (electric drivetrain)Not disclosed
SensorsRoof-mounted LiDAR; ultrasonic and radar sensors integrated into a contact-sensitive safety bumper; geofence system; visual indicator lights and audible alarm; emergency-stop buttons around the machine; RTK GNSS positioning accurate to ±2.5 cmGNSS RTK · perception and localisation sensor suite · CE-certified safety system
Price & model
Price (EUR)Not disclosedNot disclosed
Native priceNot disclosedNot disclosed
Business modelBuy only, price on request — AgXeed does not publish list pricing for the W3-2 on its own site. Sales are handled directly by AgXeed's regional team (including a named orchard/tree-nursery specialist) or via a requested dealer field demo; no country-specific W3-2 distributor was found (unlike the AgBot T2-7's UK distributor SoilEssentials).Direct sale/lease via SITIA (France); ~€242k–251k figures circulated in 2020 are outdated and unverified for 2026
Ongoing costNot disclosed for the W3-2 series specifically — no published service-cost figures foundNot disclosed
Key outcome
Best verified result
No verified outcome
Fuel consumption
−50% · vendor
EU context
CE markingAgXeed's FAQ states every AgBot "will be delivered together with an EC Declaration of Conformity... [and] all machines are fitted with a CE mark" — a range-wide claim, but no W3-2-specific certificate was foundCE-certified safety technology (vendor statement)
Machinery RegulationAgXeed's FAQ states its AgBots "comply with the most relevant EU regulations" (Regulation (EU) 2023/1230); geofence-bounded supervised autonomy is documented for the W3-2 specificallyMarketed in France as CE-conform; 2023/1230 transition status not published
CAP subsidyEligible; several EU states fund autonomy pilotsFrench growers have used agri-equipment subsidy schemes; no EU-wide CAP listing verified

"—" means the manufacturer has not disclosed the figure; we never estimate silently. Model either machine's payback with your own numbers on its ROI calculator page.