Valtra History
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- Valtra history
- 2021 New logistics centre enables growth
- 2018 Series 4 Valtra tractors showered with awards
- 2018 AGCO Power engine plant: 75 years and a million engines
- 2013 Remanufacturing Workshop and Unlimited Studio
- 2011 Valtra celebrates its 60th anniversary in Finland
- 2010 Valtra becomes a full-liner in Brazil
- 2010 Celebrations and development
- 2005 Building projects in Finland
- 2004 Valtra joins AGCO family
- 2003 Licence agreement with Hema Endüstri
- 2002 Kone Corporation acquires Partek
- 1997 Partek acquires Sisu
- 1994 Sisu ownership
- 1991 Restructuring
- 1982 Volvo BM - Valmet co-operation started in total secrecy
- 1980 Valmet 604 – Made in Tanzania
- 1979 Valmet acquires Volvo tractors
- 1969 The move to Suolahti
- 1963 FAP-Valmet – The original Portuguese project
- 1960 Valmet goes Brazil
- 1951 Valmet tractor production begins
- 1950 Volvo acquires BM
- 1932 Bolinder and Munktell join forces
- 1927 AB Volvo is founded
- 1926 The Rifle Factory in Tourula
- 1832 Munktell in Eskilstuna
- Product history
- 2020 Tractors operated in tests without a driver
- 2020 G Series introduces advanced equipment on small tractors
- 2019 Automated steering and precision farming become mainstream
- 2017 SmartTouch armrest sets new standards for ergonomics
- 2017 Series 4 tractors designed from a clean sheet of paper
- 2015 ASR optimises wheelspin
- 2011 Limited serial production of biogas tractors
- 2010 Fourth generation models win numerous awards
- 2008 Versu and Direct
- 2007 CV of the CVT
- 2005 Self-guided tractors with remote monitoring
- 2005 N Series
- 2001 S Series
- 1999 Valtra EcoPower
- 1998 HiTech
- 1997 Name changes
- 1996 X Series – Articulated Valtra
- 1996 Sigma Power milestones
- 1992 Customer order system
- 1991 Mezzo and Mega – The new generation of the 90s
- 1988 Autocontrol
- 1988 Valmet colour range
- 1985 Last of the Volvo BM Mohicans
- 1985 Volvo BM Valmet 305 and 405
- 1983 Four-wheel drive tractors became commonplace in the 1980s
- 1983 Veteran when it comes to researching alternative fuels
- 1982 Volvo BM Valmet 05 Series
- 1980 Valmet 602 – Turbothree
- 1980 Valmet 1203 – Supercharger
- 1976 Volvo BM T 650 – The original BM Volvo cab
- 1975 Valmet 1502 – Bogie tractor
- 1972 Valtra is a pioneer in the use of turbo engines
- 1971 Valmet 502 – World record in quietness
- 1969 Valmet 1100 – The first turbo model
- 1967 Valmet 900 – Safety cab standard
- 1967 Hundred Series offered customers more choice
- 1966 First BM-Volvo tractors made in Finland
- 1964 Valmet 565 – "Drive your tractor like your car"
- 1959 BM Volvo T 350 Boxer – The Classic
- 1959 Valmet 359D – The improved diesel model
- 1956 Valmet 309 D engine and Valmet 33 D tractor
- 1955 Diesel’s first steps
- 1951 Valmet 15 and Valmet 20
- 1934 Bolinder-Munktell models BM 25 and BM 3
- 1913 Munktell's first tractor
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Product history
- Home
- Valtra history
- 2021 New logistics centre enables growth
- 2018 Series 4 Valtra tractors showered with awards
- 2018 AGCO Power engine plant: 75 years and a million engines
- 2013 Remanufacturing Workshop and Unlimited Studio
- 2011 Valtra celebrates its 60th anniversary in Finland
- 2010 Valtra becomes a full-liner in Brazil
- 2010 Celebrations and development
- 2005 Building projects in Finland
- 2004 Valtra joins AGCO family
- 2003 Licence agreement with Hema Endüstri
- 2002 Kone Corporation acquires Partek
- 1997 Partek acquires Sisu
- 1994 Sisu ownership
- 1991 Restructuring
- 1982 Volvo BM - Valmet co-operation started in total secrecy
- 1980 Valmet 604 – Made in Tanzania
- 1979 Valmet acquires Volvo tractors
- 1969 The move to Suolahti
- 1963 FAP-Valmet – The original Portuguese project
- 1960 Valmet goes Brazil
- 1951 Valmet tractor production begins
- 1950 Volvo acquires BM
- 1932 Bolinder and Munktell join forces
- 1927 AB Volvo is founded
- 1926 The Rifle Factory in Tourula
- 1832 Munktell in Eskilstuna
- Product history
- 2020 Tractors operated in tests without a driver
- 2020 G Series introduces advanced equipment on small tractors
- 2019 Automated steering and precision farming become mainstream
- 2017 SmartTouch armrest sets new standards for ergonomics
- 2017 Series 4 tractors designed from a clean sheet of paper
- 2015 ASR optimises wheelspin
- 2011 Limited serial production of biogas tractors
- 2010 Fourth generation models win numerous awards
- 2008 Versu and Direct
- 2007 CV of the CVT
- 2005 Self-guided tractors with remote monitoring
- 2005 N Series
- 2001 S Series
- 1999 Valtra EcoPower
- 1998 HiTech
- 1997 Name changes
- 1996 X Series – Articulated Valtra
- 1996 Sigma Power milestones
- 1992 Customer order system
- 1991 Mezzo and Mega – The new generation of the 90s
- 1988 Autocontrol
- 1988 Valmet colour range
- 1985 Last of the Volvo BM Mohicans
- 1985 Volvo BM Valmet 305 and 405
- 1983 Four-wheel drive tractors became commonplace in the 1980s
- 1983 Veteran when it comes to researching alternative fuels
- 1982 Volvo BM Valmet 05 Series
- 1980 Valmet 602 – Turbothree
- 1980 Valmet 1203 – Supercharger
- 1976 Volvo BM T 650 – The original BM Volvo cab
- 1975 Valmet 1502 – Bogie tractor
- 1972 Valtra is a pioneer in the use of turbo engines
- 1971 Valmet 502 – World record in quietness
- 1969 Valmet 1100 – The first turbo model
- 1967 Valmet 900 – Safety cab standard
- 1967 Hundred Series offered customers more choice
- 1966 First BM-Volvo tractors made in Finland
- 1964 Valmet 565 – "Drive your tractor like your car"
- 1959 BM Volvo T 350 Boxer – The Classic
- 1959 Valmet 359D – The improved diesel model
- 1956 Valmet 309 D engine and Valmet 33 D tractor
- 1955 Diesel’s first steps
- 1951 Valmet 15 and Valmet 20
- 1934 Bolinder-Munktell models BM 25 and BM 3
- 1913 Munktell's first tractor
- Gallery
