In the spring of 2011, the first third versions of the T-series were introduced, featuring engines equipped with SCR technology, i.e., urea injection. The models were the T183 Direct and Versu (with increased power of 202 hp and 820 Nm), T203 Direct (215 hp and 850 Nm), and T213 Versu (225 hp and 900 Nm). The armrest now had a color display panel.

In the fall of 2011, smaller 3-cylinder models were announced. The T163 Direct was the first stepless tractor with a low-speed feature (maximum power at 1700 rpm). Basic models had the traditional Hitech transmission with a 3-stage powershift, while the Versu models had a 5-stage powershift. Hitech models had an open hydraulic system with a 73 or 90 l/min pump. Versu and Direct models featured electronically controlled valves and a 115 or 160-liter variable displacement pump, which no longer had a separate feed pump. Versu and Direct equipment included headland automation, which could store settings for 30 work implements.

In the summer of 2012, an updated design for the lights and hood was introduced, aiming for similarities with the N-series. The engines had new turbos, a new belt system, a new engine control unit, and a new type of SCR system. The technical specifications in the table correspond to these models, with slight differences in power and torque compared to the first third versions.

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