For the year 1967, both the Brilliant and Robust models received a more angular design. The Brilliant 600’s engine was a new short-stroke 4-cylinder producing 58 hp. The transmission was a new 12+3 gear unit, which was also available as a synchronized version for an additional cost. The hydraulics were much more powerful than before, with a lifting capacity of 3000 kg. The drum brakes were replaced by dry, hydraulically operated disc brakes. Also new was a four-wheel-drive model equipped with a ZF front axle.

The Brilliant 700 was a new model equipped with a 6-cylinder 4.25-liter engine. The Robust 800 was replaced by the Robust 900, which had a 4.7-liter engine. In terms of dimensions and technology, the Robust 900 was comparable to the Brilliant 700, making it clearly lighter than its predecessor and, above all, weaker in terms of torque.

In spring 1969, the Brilliant 600 was replaced by the 600 L, which had 4 hp more power and a reinforced transmission. Corresponding changes were also introduced to the 700 and 900 models without changes to the model designation.

There were prototypes of more powerful models as well, but Hanomag ran into financial difficulties and merged with the Daimler-Benz group, which ended tractor production in March 1971. Hanomag had lost popularity in the market, partly due to its high prices.

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