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John Deere is electrifying the farm with its new Electric Variable Transmission on its largest 8 and 9 series tractors.
Unlike battery-powered EVs, the EVT is driven by a diesel generator on the vehicle.
Instead of powering the drivetrain directly, the generator produces electricity.
That power can be delivered to the wheels, yes — but it can also be "off-boarded".
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