The traditional Valtra A-series received a new hood resembling the larger models in the fall of 2004. The exhaust pipe was hidden next to the pillar. However, the cab was mostly left unchanged despite its old-fashioned appearance. The door windows were now single-piece and curved. The instrument panel was also new. There was only one 3-cylinder model: the A75, and its wheelbase and length were the same as the 4-cylinder models. Hydraulic output was increased to 55 liters per minute. Four-wheel drive and the differential lock were now engaged electrically, and four-wheel drive engaged automatically during braking.

In the spring of 2008, cleaner, intercooled engines were introduced. At the same time, model designations changed to a new system with two-digit endings. The A92 received 3 more horsepower.

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