But, driverless tractors are a whole other thing entirely. You may not think of John Deere, best known for manufacturing farming and other agricultural equipment when you think of the Consumer Electronics Show.

Today at CES, John Deere announced a host of new fully autonomous vehicles that it says will revolutionize farming, landscaping, and construction. Among the new vehicles the company will have to show off are an autonomous tractor,

John Deere is going all in on autonomous tractors. The company, which first introduced a driverless vehicle in 2022, said self-driving machines will revolutionize the field and address labor shortages. It will soon be selling self-driving dump trucks, more driverless tractors, and a robot lawn mower.

John Deere showcased a groundbreaking lineup of autonomous equipment at CES, including tractors, orchard sprayers, mining trucks, and mowers. Designed to tackle labor shortages, these innovations integrate advanced technology and enhanced obstacle avoidance systems,

John Deere comes to CES 2025 ready to showcase the evolution of autonomy across different verticals. Just a few years removed from the debut of its first autonomous tractor in 2022, visitors to Booth 5016 in the West Hall will see how autonomy is taking four giant steps forward, according to Jahmy Hindman, SVP and CTO, Deere & Company.

John Deere’s driverless tractor at CES 2025 showcases AI precision, 360° cameras, and mobile control, transforming modern agriculture efficiency.

Lots of new ways to cut labor costs, no mention of repairability CES John Deere's vision of the future of farming, quarrying, and landscaping has emerged at CES 2025, and it's one that includes far fewer jobs for equipment operators and plenty more machine-driven independence.