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Introduced in 2021, the Claas Trion replaced the Tucano series. The straw walker combines are divided into two series: the 5-walker 500 series and the 6-walker 600 series. Compared to the Tucano, the new models are clearly more robust. Almost all technical specifications are identical to the earlier Lexion 600 series. The threshing capacity was promised to be about 10% higher than the Tucano models. All models are also available with the TerraTrac tracked version, and some can be had with the Montana hillside version. Unlike previous models, the Trions use Cummins engines that comply with emission level V. The smaller models have a 6.7-liter engine, and the two largest have an 8.9-liter engine. The nominal engine speed is 1900 rpm. The transmission is, as standard, mechanically operated and has two speeds.

The pre-threshing drum is 45 cm and the main threshing drum is 60 cm. The sieve adjustment is electrically controlled as standard. Also standard is the Jetstream turbine fan. The return auger can be viewed through an inspection window at the rear corner of the cab. Basic settings can be stored in memory slots and can be selected when changing crop types. There are also four memory positions for the table height setting. The grain tank has a standard capacity of 80–105 hectoliters and an unloading speed of 90 or 110 liters per second. The chaff spreader speed can be adjusted steplessly. All adjustments are gathered into the Cebis display and the Cmotion drive lever, which has one programmable button for the function considered most important. The noise level in the cab is stated to be 76 dB. The standard equipment is more limited than in the Lexion, but with options, the same level can be reached. A new optional feature was dynamic steering, which allows for the full steering angle at field speeds with 2/3 turn of the steering wheel.

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