Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL) unveiled two new tractors, the NH 750 and the NH 85-56, at the Pakistan Auto Show, expanding its mechanization offering for Pakistan’s agricultural and commercial sectors.
One of the country’s premier automotive exhibitions, the show brought together manufacturers, industry leaders, and technology providers to showcase the future of mobility and mechanization. AGTL used the platform to introduce two models built for customer needs that now extend well beyond traditional farming.
Chief Minister Punjab, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, also visited the AGTL stall, where she was received by Yasin Seker, Chief Executive Officer of AGTL, and briefed on the company’s new models.
Speaking on the launch, Yasin Seker, Chief Executive Officer of AGTL, said mechanization is central to improving productivity, efficiency, and the timely execution of operations across Pakistan. He noted that tractors now support a growing range of commercial applications alongside agriculture, creating demand for more versatile and durable machines.
The NH 750 delivers 75 horsepower and is designed for durability across agricultural and commercial operations. Features include a robust SG iron front axle support, strengthened axle housing, efficient hydraulics, durable clutch system, disc brakes, and a maintenance-free battery.
The NH 85-56 combines 85 horsepower with four-wheel drive capability and Lift-O-Matic technology, offering enhanced traction and performance for agricultural, commercial, and construction applications. The model also features a strong front support structure, advanced hydraulics, and an optional double-acting spool valve kit.
The launch demonstrates AGTL’s continued commitment to supporting Pakistan’s mechanization journey by providing equipment capable of meeting the diverse needs of modern agriculture and allied industries. Through the introduction of the NH 750 and NH 85-56, the company continues to expand its portfolio with solutions designed for productivity, versatility, and long-term reliability.
