The CSX series was short-lived and was replaced at the end of 2010 by the CX5000-6000 models. The exterior design was somewhat rounder than before. The engines had been upgraded to Stage 3B level and equipped with urea injection. The power, measured as maximum power at 100 rpm below the nominal power, was about 10% higher than previously. The 8.7-liter Cursor 9 was now only in the largest model, while the others were equipped with 6.7-liter 24-valve NEF engines.

The grain tank now featured additional fold-out sides as lids and a loading auger that rose with a gear motor. The lids could only be closed after the tank had been emptied. In addition to the standard header, a longer Extra Capacity or a VariFeed extension of 50 cm was available. Except for the 5080, Finland had side-tilt headers and AutoFloat as standard, which controlled the header’s floating and the automatic speed adjustment of the unloading auger.

All models were available both with and without an after-threshing rotor. Electric adjustments for the sieves and threshing gap were now standard features. In front of the upper sieve was a 45 cm long pre-sieve that performed the coarsest separation. The chopper had two speeds and, with the exception of the 5080, electric adjustment of the spreader plates. In the cab, the controls were centralized in the control armrest and the renewed IntelliView III monitor. The cab noise level was 76 dB.

In 2014, the Elevation versions were introduced, featuring Stage 4 engines. A novelty was that the cleaning surface was divided lengthwise into two parts. This allowed the fan airflow to blow most of the straw pieces and chaff out already between the raised front part of the cleaning surface. Additionally, air was blown under the pre-sieve and through the lower and upper sieves. In the 5080 and 6080 models, the grain tank was also larger than before. Also new was the IntelliView IV monitor.

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