In 2019, Versatile introduced the Nemesis series at the lower end of its range. It used Cummins Stage V QSB 6.7 engines with an output of 175…210 hp. The engines had a variable geometry turbo, DOC, SCR and DPF.

The transmission was ZF's electronically controlled 6-speed 30+15 Powershift TPT20. Later, a continuously variable ZF CVT transmission was added. The speed was either 40 or 50 km/h. The hydraulics had a 120 l/min variable displacement pump and three electric blocks as standard. A front linkage and transmission were also available. The cab had a 10” touchscreen, automatic headland control and electrically adjustable mirrors as standard. Optional equipment included cab suspension, Isobus, automatic steering, radar, LED work lights and a heated seat.

In autumn 2022, the range was expanded with the more powerful 235 and 255 models, which always had a CVT transmission. They had an 8 cm longer wheelbase than the smaller models.

Versatile transferred from Russian ownership to the Turkish Asko Holding, and the brand was launched in Europe in autumn 2025.

Kubota sold Nemesis in North America as the M8 series.