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CNH has inaugurated a production line for its new electric compact wheel loader at its plant in Lecce, Italy. The model, designed in the plant's R&D centre, will be produced as CASE 12EV and New Holland W40X, targeting global markets. This addition completes CNH's range of compact electric vehicles, responding to the growing demand for sustainable, zero-emission machinery in construction and agriculture.

The new electric loader offers low noise and zero emissions, making it ideal for indoor operations, night-time construction, and noise-sensitive applications. It boasts high performance and lower operating costs compared to diesel alternatives. The model features a 3-6 hour range and can be recharged using a standard 230V socket or an optional fast charger, which can charge the 23-kWh lithium-ion battery from 20% to 80% in just one hour.

CNH's brand STEYR and TU Wien have unveiled the FCTRAC, an innovative hydrogen fuel cell-powered concept tractor. Based on a STEYR 4140 Expert CVT tractor, the project aims for end-to-end sustainability with a BioH2Module producing hydrogen from biogenic materials. The FCTRAC develops 95 kW, matching its diesel equivalent, and emits only water vapor. It features a 14 kWh high-voltage battery and 400 V electrical system. The project was nominated for the Austrian State Prize for Technology in the 'Mobility Technologies' category, showcasing groundbreaking Austrian technical innovations.

New Holland, a CNH brand, has partnered with Bluewhite, an AI-driven autonomous farming technology company, to enhance autonomous capabilities for New Holland tractors in North America. The collaboration focuses on distribution, manufacturing, and integration of Bluewhite's autonomous solutions, enabling fully autonomous operations in orchards, vineyards, and specialty crop sectors.

Bluewhite's technology, which utilizes AI, sensor fusion, and precision farming, has been proven to reduce operational costs by up to 85% through savings in inputs, labor, and maintenance. This partnership aims to address challenges such as labor shortages and rising operational costs in the specialty crop market, while bolstering New Holland's strategy to provide autonomous solutions across all segments it serves.

CNH and its brand CASE IH have partnered with the National University of Córdoba (UNC) to enhance the education of future agricultural professionals. The collaboration aims to connect the local machinery and agricultural technology industry with students and professionals in agricultural sciences. Key highlights include:

1. Implementation of open innovation and leveraging technologies for effective training.
2. 400 students visited the CNH plant in Cordoba, touring the Training Center, manufacturing lines, Ecological Island, and Control Room.
3. The 'Week of the Harvester' event was organized by Máquinas del Centro, an official Case IH dealer, on the university campus.

This initiative demonstrates CNH's commitment to promoting education and fostering the next generation of agricultural experts.

Case IH, a CNH brand, is expanding its professional training project to Tarumã and Ribeirão Preto in São Paulo, Brazil. The initiative will offer over 1,400 training courses in machine maintenance, Digital Agriculture specializations, and Young Apprentice programs. In Tarumã, a free 18-month Heavy Machinery Maintenance Technician course will provide 40 vacancies every cycle. Ribeirão Preto will host three different training courses in partnership with Senai, including Agricultural Machinery Maintenance and Digital Agriculture. This expansion aims to address the shortage of specialized labor in the agricultural sector and prepare farmers for advancing digital agriculture technologies.

CASE Construction Equipment, a CNH brand, has launched a new line of compact crawler tractors with 100% Brazilian production. The Contagem plant in Belo Horizonte's Metropolitan Region received R$ 50 million in investments to become the World Production Hub for CASE's crawler tractor line, covering six models from 6 to 22 tons.

The new tractors feature enhanced environmental performance, with pollutant emission control exceeding legislative requirements. They offer superior grip and optimized weight distribution, allowing use on unstable terrain without soil compaction. Lauren Batista, CASE product specialist, highlights the tractors' combination of productivity and eco-efficiency, serving a new market niche with benefits like easy transportation and adaptability to reduced spaces.

CNH New Holland, a brand of CNH (NYSE: CNHI), has launched the WORKMASTER 105, the first-ever Made-in-India 100+HP tractor. This milestone product for the Indian tractor industry features a TREM-IV emission standard compliant engine, bringing world-class technology to Indian customers. The tractor boasts a 106 HP FPT Engine, 3,500 kg lift capacity, electro-hydraulic 4WD engagement, and an air-suspended seat with adjustable backrest. Narinder Mittal, Country Manager & Managing Director of CNH India & SAARC, emphasized the tractor's proven performance in demanding markets like the USA and its potential to set a new benchmark for high horsepower tractors in India.

CNH, a leading equipment, technology, and services company, has been certified as one of the best companies to work for in Latin America by Great Place to Work (GPTW) for the sixth consecutive year. This certification is based on employee feedback from CNH's factories and offices in Brazil and Argentina, considering factors such as management, belonging, compensation, benefits, and career opportunities.

Rafael Miotto, president of CNH for Latin America, emphasized the company's commitment to promoting diversity, team integration, respect, and good governance practices. Darilene Raftopulos, CNH's VP of Human Resources for Latin America, highlighted the company's focus on creating an inclusive and innovative work environment aligned with sustainability practices.

New Holland, a CNH brand, showcased innovative products at the 18th Bahia Farm Show in Brazil. The highlight was the FieldOps™ application for agricultural management, which aids farmers in decision-making based on fleet information and agronomic data analysis. Eduardo Kerbauy, New Holland's VP for Latin America, emphasized their commitment to delivering ideal solutions for all farmer profiles.

The exhibition also featured T8 and T9 PLM Intelligence high-power tractors, equipped with Precision Land Management technology. These tractors, fully connected to FieldOps, enhance fleet management and support agricultural operations. The sustainable technology aims to reduce costs in seeds, pesticides, and fuel while improving efficiency and fleet management.