In the spring of 1998, the Arès 725 and 735 were introduced. The smaller model gradually replaced the 720, while the more powerful one expanded the lineup upwards. Both models featured an intercooler-equipped Deere 6.8-liter engine. The air filter was cleaned using the flow generated by the exhaust gases. The front axle lock was automatic. The rear axle was stronger than before. The hydraulics were open as standard, but the pump output was increased to 110 liters per minute.

At the end of 1998, the Arès 815 and 825 were introduced. The difference between these models and the 700 series was the Funk full powershift. The direction changer was electro-hydraulic. Load-sensing hydraulics were standard.

The Arès 710 only received a successor in 2000, when the new 715 was introduced. The engine was still from an older series compared to the equally powerful 815, and the hydraulics output was only 60 l/min.

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