Consumer model
CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland)
By CNH Industrial · agriculture
- Price
- —
- Availability
- Internal use only (not for retail).
- Maturity
- commercial
- Real-world use
- No verified deployments
CNH Industrial (NYSE: CNH; brands Case IH and New Holland Agriculture) runs its agricultural-autonomy program through Raven Industries, which it acquired in 2021 for about $2.1 billion. There is no consumer price: it is B2B agricultural autonomy, not a product sold to consumers. DEPLOY catalogs the entity under the CNH parent rather than a single brand because the autonomy IP is owned at the CNH level and deployed identically across Case IH and New Holland. It is at commercial maturity for its shipping automation and retrofit features: the OMNiPOWER self-propelled platform (2020) and OMNiDRIVE driverless grain-cart retrofit (2021), Raven Cart Automation (commercial from mid-March 2024), the Raven Autonomy Driverless Tillage Solution (2024 model-year), and Sense & Act targeted spraying plus combine, planter, and baler automation. A verified-vs-claimed point: the headline cab-less robot tractor is not shipping: it traces to a 2016 cabless Autonomous Concept Vehicle that was never productized, and the R4 Autonomous Robot Family remains a proof-of-concept as of Agritechnica 2025, with CNH's own November 2025 materials describing broad factory-fit Autonomous Tillage as in development, Passive Implement Guidance launching in 2026, and Green-on-Green spraying in 2027. Importantly, CNH's autonomy asset is Raven Industries, not Bear Flag Robotics (which belongs to John Deere).
Readiness
CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland) is internal use only (not for retail), no capability claims are on file, the model has no verified field deployments in the registry, and no incidents are on record.
- Availability
- internal-only
Internal use only (not for retail).
- Price honesty
- no-price
No price points on file for CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland).
- Capability honesty
- no-claims
No reviewed capability claims on file for CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland).
- Real-world use
- commercial
Maturity: commercial. No verified deployments in the registry.
- Safety record
- no-incidents
No incidents on record. No verified deployments either.
What it claims to do
No reviewed capability claims on file.
Price
No reviewed price points on file.
Real-world use
No verified deployments on file for CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland).
Safety record
No incidents on record. No verified deployments either, so the absence is uninformative.
Privacy
No privacy practices disclosed or on file for CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland).
Specs
- notes
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- products
- Raven Autonomy stack on Case IH + New Holland tractors: OMNiPOWER self-propelled platform (2020), OMNiDRIVE driverless grain-cart retrofit (2021), Raven Cart Automation + Driverless Tillage Solution (2024), Sense & Act targeted spraying, baler/combine/planter automation; R4 cab-less robot family (proof-of-concept)
- formFactor
- agriculture (large-tractor / ag-vehicle autonomy: Raven retrofit kits + factory-fit automation)
What's under the hood
No brain on file for CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland).
Frequently asked questions
- Is the CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland) actually available for purchase?
- Not available to consumers. In internal use by CNH Industrial.Source: CNH 2025 Tech Day / Agritechnica: product-by-product commercial-vs-development status
- What does the CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland) cost?
- Not announced.
- Where is the CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland) being used?
- No verified field deployments on record.
- Is the CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland) safe?
- No incidents on record, but with no verified field deployments either, the absence is uninformative.
- How does the CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland) handle privacy?
- No privacy practices disclosed or on file for CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland).
- Who makes the CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland)?
- CNH Raven Autonomy (Case IH / New Holland) is made by CNH Industrial, based in Basildon, United Kingdom.Source: CNH 2025 Tech Day / Agritechnica: product-by-product commercial-vs-development status
Video
Case IH (CNH) footage of a Magnum tractor running Raven Autonomy retrofit technology for driverless operation. Structured-field, operator-monitored autonomy: the farmer sets boundaries and supervises from a tablet and can intervene; it is not unsupervised. The 'driverless' framing is the maker's.
Manufacturer
CNH Industrial (registry record: /companies/cnh-industrial)
Compared to
Sources
- CNH 2025 Tech Day / Agritechnica: product-by-product commercial-vs-development status · https://investors.cnh.com/news/news-details/2025/CNH-2025-Tech-Day-showcasing-customer-centric-farming-innovations-across-AI-Autonomy-Robotics-and-Automation/default.aspx
- CNH to buy Raven Industries for ~$2.1B (2021; core autonomy asset) · https://www.realagriculture.com/2021/06/cnh-to-buy-raven-industries-for-us2-1-billion/
- CNH autonomy roadmap; OMNiPOWER (2020) / OMNiDRIVE (2021) shipping; Raven role · https://www.precisionfarmingdealer.com/articles/5003-cnh-plans-to-bring-significant-amount-of-autonomy-to-market-by-2025
- Raven Cart Automation reaches commercial availability (mid-March 2024) · https://www.dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/ag/equipment/article/2023/10/09/raven-rolls-grain-cart-automation
- Case IH unveils cabless Autonomous Concept Vehicle (2016; concept only) · https://www.realagriculture.com/2016/08/case-unveils-autonomous-concept-tractor/
- CNH Industrial (NYSE:CNH; Basildon HQ; brands Case IH + New Holland; 1985 lineage) · https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNH_Industrial
- Case IH official YouTube (@CaseIHUKROI), embedded under standard YouTube embed terms. oEmbed author_url verified 2026-06. · https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4WZHbpKrB4 · 2026-06-04
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