Originally introduced in 1995, the CLAAS LEXION revolutionised the way that arable crops are harvested and became the benchmark for cost efficient, high output harvesting of cereals and other crops.

Now, 24 years later, CLAAS has announced the introduction of a complete new 2nd generation of LEXION HYBRID combine harvesters.

Ten years in development, 1 million hours of development time and with over 6,000 hours of endurance testing, the new LEXION APS SYNFLOW HYBRID range has been completely redesigned from the ground up to handle all crops and conditions. About 66% of parts are completely different to the current outgoing HYBRID model, which currently accounts for around 75% of all hybrid and rotary combines sold in the UK.