ZETOR, the traditional Czech brand of farming machinery, has started the 75th year of existence. Despite the fact that works on the first ‘prototype Z’ started immediately after the end of World War 2, the brand is considered to have originated in 1946, namely in August, when ZETOR brand became an official trademark. However, first tractors had been delivered to customers five months earlier. Since the beginning of its existence, ZETOR has produced over 1.3 million tractors while the majority has been exported to more than 130 countries on five continents.
The release of ZETOR calendar has become a traditional autumn event. Customers and fans of the brand know that for next year they can choose between two editions: product edition and limited edition. Product edition offers an overview of the current portfolio of ZETOR tractors. Limited edition comes in a fresh new conception. It was created in cooperation with leading brands connected to Czech industry. It celebrates the 75th anniversary.
ZETOR TRACTORS a. s., the traditional Czech producer of farming machines, extends its offer of modern tractors by new model ranges marked ZETOR PRIMO and ZETOR COMPAX. They are compact tractors which will come handy mainly in summer and winter maintenance of towns, sportsgrounds or company premises. They are produced in cooperation with the South Korean concern Tong Yang Moolsan Co., Ltd.
Attractive design inspired by ZETOR by Pininfarina design study, new air conditioning system, LED package with lights controller and engine in Stage V emission standard. All this is offered by the FORTERRA model range in 2020. The new machines are already coming off the production lines and will be available in the following weeks.
Surprise in every angle, great driving comfort, good lifting force and a very good consumption. This is just a small list of attributes we can read in international reviews of ZETOR's flagship model. This year, the award-winning CRYSTAL HD is launched in modernized version with a number of functional innovations, while retaining the attributes for which it has gained popularity with customers not only in the Czech and Slovak markets.
In the current part of our series, we are again moving to another continent. This time we will visit one of the traditional sales regions of the Czech brand, perhaps surprising for some, the Indian subcontinent.
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