The Lexion series of combine harvesters were updated to the 700 series in the model change of autumn 2010. The narrow threshing machine models 740 and 750 were equipped with 12.5-liter Caterpillar engines, and the wide-rotor models 760 and 770 had Mercedes V8s. Except for the 740, a Terra Trac tracked version was also available, with the track system now featuring hydropneumatic suspension. With the narrowest tracks, the transport width remained under 3.5 meters. The cab was new and its noise level was reported to be 70 dB. Adjustments on the Cebis II control unit were made by turning a physical knob. The widest cutting table was 12 meters. A new feature was the Maxflo table equipped with a belt conveyor.

In the 2013 model range, low-emission engines were introduced. In the MB engines, Stage 3b emissions were achieved with urea injection, and in the Caterpillar engines with exhaust gas recirculation and particulate filters. All model numbers were lowered by one step, with a new top model, the 780. For example, the previous 760 was 530 horsepower and equipped with a wide threshing rotor. The new 760 had only 490 horsepower and a narrow threshing rotor.

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