LS Tractor presents new MT3 series of tractors at Expointer

LS Tractor arrives at Expointer 2026 with a strategy focused on renewing its portfolio and expanding mechanization options for different producer profiles. Among the brand's main new products is the first-hand presentation of the new MT3 series, composed of 50 hp and 65 hp models, in addition to the presence of the Plus PRO series, recently launched in the Brazilian market.

Considered one of the most traditional agribusiness events in South America, Expointer, which will be held from August 29th to September 6th in Esteio, Rio Grande do Sul, occupies a strategic position on LS Tractor's calendar. For the South Korean multinational with a Brazilian heart, the fair represents an important meeting point between different audiences and segments, in addition to being important on the agenda of major events related to livestock and agriculture in Brazil.

According to Felippe Vieira, commercial director of LS Tractor, due to its history and relevance, Expointer is one of the main agribusiness events. “It’s a multi-sector fair that brings the countryside closer to the city and unites producers, companies, and the entire production chain. That’s why we always strive to bring new products and reinforce our presence at the event,” he states.

New products for restricted spaces

The big news from LS Tractor for Expointer 2026 will be the presentation of the new MT3 series. With 50 hp and 65 hp models, the line was developed to meet the needs of agricultural activities that require compact, agile equipment capable of operating in areas with restricted space. "The models are suitable for applications such as vineyards, orchards, poultry farms, and other activities that demand mechanization in locations with limited circulation and maneuverability," highlighted Vieira.

Despite its compact dimensions, the MT3 series incorporates technologies and features focused on comfort and operational efficiency. The goal is to offer producers an alternative to expand the mechanization of activities on properties with areas that are difficult for larger machines to access.

The Plus PRO series strengthens the portfolio.

Another highlight for the brand during Expointer will be the new Plus PRO series, presented to the Brazilian market during Agrishow 2026, held in Ribeirão Preto (SP). The line features models from 80 hp to 105 hp and arrives to replace the acclaimed Plus series. The new tractors use Perkins engines and LS transmissions, combining components recognized by the market with technology developed by the South Korean manufacturer.

The arrival of the new series is part of the company's strategy to continuously expand and update its product line, seeking to meet different mechanization needs in the field. Currently, LS Tractor has 11 different models produced in Brazil, with various configurations and power outputs ranging from 25 hp to 150 hp, covering more than 70% of the Brazilian agricultural machinery market.

More than 35 tractors produced in Brazil.

Present in the country since 2013, LS Tractor has already surpassed the mark of 35 tractors produced in Brazil. The company manufactures its entire portfolio locally and currently has more than 90 sales points distributed throughout the country.

The strategy of national production and network expansion aims to bring the brand closer to the producer and ensure greater agility in service, technical support, and parts replacement. "From the beginning of operations in Brazil, our concern has been to bring technology and produce locally, offering producers modern machines while simultaneously allowing access to the main financing lines available on the market," explains the commercial director of LS Tractor.

Credit and investment can boost mechanization.

In addition to new products, LS Tractor is positively monitoring the prospects for increased investment in the agricultural sector. The 2026/27 Harvest Plan foresees R$ 525,1 billion in rural credit for agribusiness, with R$ 140,2 billion earmarked for investments. For family farming, the forecast is R$ 85,2 billion in resources for Pronaf operations, including modalities focused on mechanization.

Programs such as Moderfrota, Pronamp, and Inovagro are among the available alternatives to support investments and modernization of rural properties. In addition to traditional credit lines, LS Tractor also works with its own alternatives to facilitate producer access to mechanization, including the LS Tractor National Consortium.