- New compact mid-capacity TH7.32 and TH9.32 models developed with Faresin Industries join updated Model Year 2027 telehandlers produced in CNH Plant in Lecce
- The expanded portfolio gives customers greater choice, bridging the gap between New Holland’s existing compact models and its larger telehandlers.
New Holland will introduce two major additions to its telehandler offering at EIMA International 2026. The brand will present the new TH7.32 and TH9.32 mid-capacity models, developed through its partnership with Faresin, alongside updated Model Year 2027 telehandlers produced in the CNH Plant in Lecce, Italy.
Together, the launches create a broader range for customers with different material-handling requirements. The TH7.32 and TH9.32 fill an important gap between New Holland’s existing compact telehandlers and its larger machines, while the Lecce-produced Model Year 2027 range introduces practical improvements focused on control, comfort and everyday operation.
Through this expansion, New Holland is strengthening its position as a full-line provider and customers can now select a telehandler more closely matched to their farm, buildings and workload, without moving unnecessarily into a larger machine class. The new products are scheduled to enter the market in early 2027.
Greater reach in a compact package
The TH7.32 and TH9.32 build on the compact telehandler range introduced by New Holland two years ago. The new models are designed for customers who need greater reach and performance while retaining the compact dimensions, maneuverability and versatility required for working in confined agricultural environments.
The TH7.32 offers a maximum lift height of 7 meters, while the TH9.32 extends this to 9 meters. Both models provide a maximum lift capacity of 3.2 tonnes, and measure 2.10 meters wide, with a cab height of 2.25 meters.
Powered by a 115 hp 3.6-litre Stage V engine, the new models feature a two-speed hydrostatic transmission and a maximum travel speed of 40 km/h. A start-and-stop system supports efficient operation during working cycles with frequent periods at idle.
Available hydraulic configurations allow customers to match the machine to different workloads, while flow-sharing controls and cushioned cylinder end-strokes support smooth implement operation.
Model Year 2027 range focuses on the operator
Alongside the new compact mid-capacity models, New Holland will present the latest developments for its Lecce-produced telehandlers with models offering maximum lift heights from 6 to 9 metres.
The Model Year 2027 updates respond to customer feedback with even smoother transmission behaviour, simplified controls, improved cab access, additional storage and updated lighting.
Transmission developments are designed to deliver seamless shifting, smoother machine operation and improved torque delivery. A new power-inch function gives operators finer control during tasks requiring precise positioning, while a dedicated steering-mode control simplifies the selection of the appropriate steering configuration. These updates are particularly valuable during repetitive handling work, where predictable machine response and simple controls can reduce operator effort.
Cab updates include easier access, a revised door with an additional partial-opening position, new storage compartments and accessible spaces for documents, a bottle and personal items. Additional features include a USB-C connection, a phone holder and a revised position for the load-moment indicator to improve visibility. Updated cab mounts are intended to reduce the transmission of noise and vibration to the operator.
The machines also introduce updated road-lighting elements - combining LED technology with the existing lighting system and simplified supports - contributing to better visibility and a more modern New Holland family appearance.
Modena, November 10th, 2026