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Agri Robo MR1000A vs Drever 120

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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Kubota · Japan

Kubota's 100 hp unmanned Agri Robo tractor — a production autonomous machine sold to Japanese farmers, supervised from a tablet, with sonar, laser scanners and cameras for obstacle detection. Japan-only; the EU-facing Agri Robo KVT remains a show preview, not a listed product.

Best for: Japanese rice and field-crop operations short of drivers that want a dealer-backed autonomous tractor from a major maker.
Traktorarvid AB · Sweden

Swedish electric autonomous tractor (120 hp) from Traktorarvid AB, a small Uppsala-area startup founded in 2018. Two swappable batteries let one work the field while the other charges on-farm (from solar or grid), and its lighter weight is pitched to cut soil compaction versus a comparable diesel tractor. Still pre-commercial — the manufacturer is building a pre-series run of 5 units through 2025-2026, with full series production not expected until 2027.

Best for: Buyers willing to engage as an early pilot/pre-series partner with a small Swedish startup — mainly large-scale cereal and row-crop operations interested in electric, driverless draft power and reduced soil compaction.
Agri Robo MR1000A
Verified 2026-07-16
Drever 120
Verified 2026-07-19
Overview
TaskAutonomous tractorAutonomous tractor
AutonomyFully autonomousFully autonomous
Country of originJapanSweden
AvailabilityAvailable nowPilot / limited
EU marketPendingPending
Lead timeNot disclosedNot disclosed
Last verified2026-07-162026-07-19
Specifications
Power sourceDiesel · Kubota 4-cylinder, ~100 hp classBattery-electric — two swappable batteries (one works the field while the other charges on-farm)
Required tractor powerIs the machine (autonomous tractor)120 hp equivalent, fully electric, driverless/autonomous
DimensionsBased on Kubota M5-series platformNot disclosed; manufacturer states Drever is smaller than a comparable conventional tractor
Weight3,550–4,130 kg depending on configurationNot disclosed exact figure; manufacturer states approximately one-third the weight of a comparable conventional tractor
Min farm sizeNot disclosedNot disclosed; manufacturer states Drever suits both small and large farms
ProductivityUnattended field work under human supervision; concurrent manned+unmanned two-tractor operation supportedNot independently measured; manufacturer's design target, reported by Landbrugsavisen (2023), is 2-3 Drever units replacing one ~400 hp conventional tractor — a stated goal, not a deployed result
Max speedNot disclosedNot disclosed
SensorsSonar · laser scanners · cameras · GNSS — detects people and obstacles, auto-stopsCustom-developed autonomous steering and GPS-based navigation with smartphone-app monitoring and alerts; detailed sensor suite (e.g. lidar, cameras) not disclosed in accessible sources
Price & model
Price (EUR)Not disclosedNot disclosed
Native price¥15,994,000–¥20,438,000 (tax incl., Kubota Japan MSRP)Not disclosed
Business modelPurchase through Kubota's Japanese dealer networkPre-series/pilot phase, not yet for general sale. Manufacturer timeline — prototype 2 built 2024 (EIP-Agri co-funded), pre-series of 5 machines 2025-2026, full series production not expected until 2027. Interested farms can contact Traktorarvid AB directly (email/phone); no public order process or price list found.
Ongoing costNot disclosedNot disclosed — pre-series stage, no published running-cost or subscription figures.
Key outcome
Best verified resultTractor operator
One supervisor runs unmanned + manned tractor simultaneously · vendor
No verified outcome
EU context
CE markingNot CE marked for autonomous operation — Japanese domestic productNot confirmed — no CE-marking evidence found on the manufacturer's site or in press coverage; Drever 120 is still in prototype/pre-series phase and not yet placed on the general market.
Machinery RegulationNo EU conformity; autonomous KVT shown as preview onlyWould fall under Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 autonomous-machine provisions once placed on the market; not yet confirmed for the pre-series units.
CAP subsidyNot applicable — not purchasable in the EUNot directly tied to CAP eco-schemes; development has been EU co-financed via the EIP-Agri (European Innovation Partnership for Agriculture) programme.

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