In the spring of 2022, Kubota introduced the M6-001 Utility series to the European market, which was a lightly updated version of the previous M GX series and positioned as a more affordable alternative to the M6-002 series. Thanks to enhanced exhaust aftertreatment, the engines were now emission level V compliant 4-cylinder units. The short wheelbase models had a 3.8-liter engine, and the larger models had a 6.1-liter engine. The interval for cleaning the particulate filter was increased from 3,000 hours to 6,000/8,000 hours. The transmission was equipped with an 8-speed quick shift and gear automation. The cab was basically the same as in the M6-002 series. Standard equipment included, among other things, engine speed memories, air conditioning, air-suspended seat, trip computer, and a front wheel speed increase function when turning over 35 degrees. An ISOBUS display and front axle suspension were available as optional extras.

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