LAHORE: Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL) has introduced two new New Holland tractor models, the NH 750 and NH 85-56, at the Pakistan International Auto Show 2026 in Lahore.
The company unveiled the NH 750, a 75-horsepower tractor, and the NH 85-56, an 85-horsepower four-wheel-drive tractor, as part of its efforts to expand its range of machinery for agricultural, commercial and construction applications.
AGTL Chief Executive Officer Yasin Seker said farm mechanisation is important for improving productivity, efficiency and the timely completion of agricultural operations across Pakistan.
He said tractors are increasingly being used beyond conventional farming activities, including commercial and allied applications, adding that the two new models were introduced to address these changing requirements.
The NH 750 is equipped with a 75 HP engine and features are designed for both agricultural and commercial use. The tractor has an SG iron front axle support for loader and blade applications, while its SG iron axle housing and tubes are designed to support trolley and other commercial operations.
The model also features a hydraulic system, durable clutch, disc brakes and a maintenance-free battery.
The NH 85-56 combines 85 HP with four-wheel drive and Lift-O-Matic technology. The model is designed to provide greater traction for agricultural, commercial and construction-related operations.
Its features include an SG iron front support for loader and blade applications, a Lift-O-Matic hydraulic system and an optional double-acting spool valve kit.
The launch comes as agricultural mechanisation continues to play a role in improving the efficiency and versatility of farm operations in Pakistan. AGTL is showcasing the two models at the Pakistan International Auto Show at the Lahore Expo Centre, where the company is presenting its latest tractor offerings to visitors and industry representatives.
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