In the renewed Laverda range of 2011, models were reduced and, in some respects, combines were also made cheaper. In the 300 series, there were only two base models left, with the higher power one having only 276 hp. Larger models were introduced as the M 400 series. The MCS after-threshing rotor was removed from the standard equipment and replaced with a REV stirring drum. The grain tank had a capacity of 86 hectoliters in both the 5- and 6-row versions. The GSAX header tilt system and the more versatile Agritronic Plus II onboard computer and control system were standard. The cab was almost unchanged, but the most glaringly overdesigned details of the previous version were made more conventional. The combine's machinery is positioned quite high: the first threshing rotor is partly located behind the cab, and the after-threshing rotor is at seat level.

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