For 2022, the short–wheelbase McCormick X7 and Landini 7 models returned with Stage V–compliant NEF engines and redesigned hoods. There were two four-cylinder and two six-cylinder versions, with power outputs ranging from 165 to 175 hp. The standard transmission was the new ZF Terramatic—known as P6-Drive on McCormick and Robo-Six on Landini—with six powershift steps across five ranges. The transmission’s automation also handled range shifting. Alongside these, VT-Drive models with ZF continuously variable transmissions remained available; those had four base “gears.”

Hydraulics now always feature an adjustable-capacity pump delivering either 123 or 160 l/min, while electronic control blocks are offered as an option. Lift capacity is rated at either 6,400 or 9,300 kg. Cab noise is specified at 70 dB, and a control-armrest is now standard.

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