In the autumn of 2013, the Sampo Rosenlew 3000 series was replaced by the Comia C10 and C12 models. Positioned in the five-shaft size category but equipped with six narrow shafts, the models had acquired a rounded appearance similar to the smaller Comia models. The engine in both models was now a 7.4-liter unit equipped with urea injection. The power of the C12 was increased to 300 horsepower. In the C12, the closed unloading screw was, unlike its predecessor, an optional feature. The pre-threshing reel was standard on the C12, and a separating drum with shafts was present on both models. Both the upper and lower sieves were adjustable cam-louver types. The rasping screw was replaced by an elevator and a post-threshing device. The cutting table had side tilt, hydraulic rotation, and reverse rotation. The cabin was renovated to the Premium Plus model. A new Comvision touchscreen was installed on the front pillar, consolidating monitoring and adjustment functions. A high-capacity forage chopper was standard.

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