John Deere

“At Bauma 2025, we’ll be showcasing how John Deere is developing technologies that not only meet today’s needs but also anticipate the challenges our industry will face in this next era,” said Nick Block, director of global marketing and sales of JDPS.

Deere & Company announced the unveiling of new engines – the JD14 and JD18 marine engines. With the addition of these engines, John Deere will be able to offer marine customers heavier duty cycles and a more comprehensive power range, from 298 up to 599 kW (400 up to 803 hp).

“Amid significant market challenges this year, we proactively adjusted our business operations to better align with the current environment,” said John May, chairman and CEO of Deere & Company. “Together with the structural improvements made over the past several years, these adjustments enable us t...

John Deere & Company announced it has selected a location in Kernersville, North Carolina, for the construction of a 115,000-square-foot manufacturing facility which will expand production capacity of Kreisel Electric products.

They are all there: starting with the JD4, the 3.9 which relaunches the quotations of the Deer among the contacts, and the 18-litre, Diesel of the Year 2021. We continue with the first fruits of the synergy with Kreisel: electric drives, inverters and a diverse portfolio of batteries.

John Deere is growing its battery portfolio to include more modular power options as well as new electronics hardware solutions. These new innovations, developed with Kreisel, will be on display in the John Deere booth at ConExpo-CON/AGG from March 14 to 18 in Las Vegas