Fendt 200 V/F/P Vario — Up to 124 hp, the Narrow-Gauge Specialist for Vineyards and Orchards
01 August 2026, Germany: The Fendt 200 V/F/P Vario is Fendt’s dedicated narrow-gauge platform, purpose-built for vineyards, orchards and other specialty-crop row work where standard-width tractors simply won’t fit between the rows.
Model range: 207 to 211 V/F/P Vario, from 79 hp up to 124 hp maximum output (ECE R120), across V, F and P body configurations with outer widths from 1.07 m to 1.68 m.
Standout feature — purpose-built narrow footprint: The V-line offers a minimum working width from around 1.07 m for the tightest row spacing; the wider F-line adds cab comfort with a raised windscreen from roughly 1.32 m; and the P-line brings wider axles and higher lift capacities for row-crop and specialty applications from about 1.58 m.
Engine and transmission: The Fendt 211 V/F/P Vario uses Fendt DynamicPerformance (DP) technology to add up to 10 hp automatically whenever PTO-driven implements or hydraulic demand require it. The stepless Vario transmission runs smoothly from 20 m/h up to 40 km/h without gear changes, reducing operator fatigue on long rows.
Key highlights:
- FendtONE operating system for intuitive control in a compact cab
- Spacious cab with extended windscreen for maximum sightlines between rows
- Fendt Guide lane-guidance and Fendt Task Manager/Task Doc for centimetre-accurate row work with RTK correction
- Continuous, tension-free braking on slopes with active stop control
- Available across the same Power, Profi and Profi+ trim structure as the standard 200 Vario
For vineyard, orchard and specialty-crop operations that need precision, manoeuvrability and full digital farming tools in a genuinely narrow package, the Fendt 200 V/F/P Vario is Fendt’s answer.
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