Czech tractor manufacturer Zetor will present its new Series 6 at Cereals, the UK arable farming event.

Visitors will have the opportunity to see the latest generation of tractors designed for demanding field operations, transport work, and the daily needs of modern farming businesses.

Zetor, through its UK distributor AxisPlus Ltd., will participate in Cereals, which takes place at the Diddly Squat farm of well-known presenter and farmer Jeremy Clarkson later this week.

Zetor will be part of the joint exhibition organised by the Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic, where visitors will be able to explore the new Series 6.

The manufacturer has said that the Series 6 represents a new generation of tractors delivering outputs from 130hp to 171hp, developed with a strong focus on performance, operator comfort, and operational efficiency.

The tractor is powered by a 4.1L four-cylinder Deutz engine meeting Stage V emissions standards.

Power is transmitted through a ZF TPT 16 POWERSHIFT transmission with powershift capability, offering up to 54 forward and 27 reverse speeds.

Among the machine’s key features are a hydraulic system delivering up to 120L/min and a high-capacity rear three-point linkage.

Operator comfort is reportedly enhanced by a suspended cab, suspended front axle, and modern controls, including a touchscreen monitor for tractor function settings.

Adam Zert, sales and marketing director at Zetor Tractors said: "Cereals is one of the most important agricultural events in the United Kingdom, and we are pleased to have the opportunity to introduce our new Series 6 to British farmers.

"This tractor has been designed for everyday use in modern agriculture, whether for heavy field work, transport operations, or front-loader applications.

"We believe visitors will appreciate the combination of robust construction, modern technology, and low operating costs that have always been characteristic of the Zetor brand."

Just a few days ago, Zetor also announced the launch of the all-new Series 5, which will expand the brand’s offering in the 102–122hp segment later this summer.

The new model range is aimed at farmers looking for a versatile, robust, and mechanically straightforward tractor for everyday use.