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Trektor vs Oxin

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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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.
Smart Machine · New Zealand

New Zealand-built (Blenheim, Marlborough) fully autonomous, multi-tasking tracked tractor for vineyards and orchards — one machine combines mowing, mulching, trimming, defoliation, desuckering, skirting and weed/canopy spraying (towing 4,000+ L of spray product) in a single row pass, planned and monitored remotely by one operator via tablet, who can oversee multiple units at once. Now in its fourth generation, with roughly 19-21 machines built and in commercial service across two regions of New Zealand as of the most recent public figures (2023-2025 press). International reach is still early — the first export unit is running an ongoing Australian vineyard trial (Duxton Vineyards, Sunraysia, since Feb 2024; almond/citrus orchard use has also been reported separately), and Pellenc America became the US distribution/service/support partner after 2024 demonstrations — but no EU presence, CE marking, or public pricing were found.

Best for: Larger commercial New Zealand vineyard operations able to buy direct from Smart Machine, or US operations reachable through Pellenc America — buyers who want one autonomous machine to replace several separate tractor passes for routine canopy and floor-management work.
Trektor
Verified 2026-07-16
Oxin
Verified 2026-07-19
Overview
TaskAutonomous tractorAutonomous tractor
AutonomyFully autonomousFully autonomous
Country of originFranceNew Zealand
AvailabilityAvailable nowAvailable now
EU marketCE-markedPending
Lead timeNot disclosedNot disclosed
Last verified2026-07-162026-07-19
Specifications
Power sourceHybrid — electric drive recharged by on-board diesel generatorDiesel — 135 HP engine, 220 L/min hydraulic flow
Required tractor powerIs the machine (autonomous tool carrier)Not required (self-propelled; own 135 HP diesel engine)
DimensionsConfigurable track width and clearance per crop (vineyard/vegetable/orchard set-ups)3.8 m long × 1.65 m wide × 2.3 m high; 6.5 m minimum turning radius (rubber-tracked, capable of pivot turns)
WeightNot disclosedNot disclosed by Smart Machine — a 2023 founder interview stated ~4.5 tonnes, while a third-party aggregator lists 1,200-3,200 kg (conflicting, neither manufacturer-published)
Min farm sizeNot disclosedNot disclosed
ProductivityUp to 24 h continuous operation per fuel fillNot disclosed (vendor states 24/7 operation capability and testing across 3,000+ ha in NZ/Australia, but no ha/day or ha/season figure published)
Max speedNot disclosedNot disclosed
SensorsGNSS RTK · perception and localisation sensor suite · CE-certified safety systemOnboard navigation and safety sensors for autonomous operation; live data/video capture and streaming (specific sensor models not disclosed)
Price & model
Price (EUR)Not disclosedNot disclosed
Native priceNot disclosedNot disclosed
Business modelDirect sale/lease via SITIA (France); ~€242k–251k figures circulated in 2020 are outdated and unverified for 2026Sale — Smart Machine builds and sells Oxin units (21 built per a 2023 Waterford Press interview); in the US, Pellenc America is the exclusive distribution, service and support partner following 2024 demonstrations. Company was in a seed funding round (~NZ$5M valuation, Callaghan Innovation R&D support, Pernod Ricard as an early R&D partner/investor) per 2023-2024 press; no public unit pricing found.
Ongoing costNot disclosedNot disclosed — no public service/subscription cost information found
Key outcome
Best verified resultFuel consumption
−50% · vendor
Vineyard maintenance passes per row
Single autonomous pass combining multiple tasks (e.g. mowing, mulching, trimming, spraying) in one row pass · vendor
EU context
CE markingCE-certified safety technology (vendor statement)Not confirmed — no CE-marking evidence found; not placed on the EU market
Machinery RegulationMarketed in France as CE-conform; 2023/1230 transition status not publishedNot placed on the EU market; would fall under Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 autonomous-machine provisions if commercialised in the EU
CAP subsidyFrench growers have used agri-equipment subsidy schemes; no EU-wide CAP listing verifiedNot applicable — not sold in the EU; no CAP/eco-scheme relevance found

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