The production of the S-series rotor combines in Europe began in 2012. In the autumn of 2017, the transition was made from the 600 series to the 700 series. The S-series featured a single longitudinal cylinder as the threshing mechanism. The cylinder is divided lengthwise into three zones. The first manages the feeding of straw mass, the middle one replaces the threshing drum, and the last one the straw walkers. The most visible innovation was a new cab, designed to closely resemble the 6R series tractors. The new CommandPRO control stick had 7 individually programmable shortcut buttons. The GreenStar 4600 touchscreen was larger than before. The noise level was reported as 71 dB.

The threshing automation was said to be the most advanced in the industry. Harvest Smart adjusted the driving speed based on engine load and the pressure exerted on the grain. Active Terrain Adjustment regulated the operation of sieves and the fan on uphill and downhill slopes. Auto Maintain took samples of the crop every 2 seconds, analyzed them with cameras, and adjusted, among other things, the rotor and the straw elevator. The 700D series cutting tables equipped with a belt conveyor replaced the previous 600D table. The standard table was still the 600R. Except for the smallest model, the S-series was also available with tracks or as a tilt hillside harvesting version.

For 2019, the ICA2 adjustment automation was introduced, which was based on cameras and sensors. The automation made fine-tuning adjustments to the threshing mechanism as conditions changed. This was promised to increase threshing efficiency by up to 20%. The engines were updated to meet Stage 5 requirements through software updates.

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