KIOTI Expands CS30 Series & ZX Series

KIOTI Tractor previewed its latest machine innovations during the 2025 Equip Exposition - the CS2230H and CS2530H ROPS tractor models and ZX48 and ZX54 zero-turn mowers.

Equip Exposition was located in Louisville, Ky., Oct. 21-24.

Featuring an open-air station configuration, the CS2230H and CS2530H ROPS tractors are designed to deliver the same trusted performance as the recently released CS2530HC cab model, with the added flexibility and visibility of an open platform. With powerful, fuel-efficient engines, class-leading torque, and user-friendly controls, the new models are built for landscapers, property owners, and professionals seeking reliable performance in a compact footprint.

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 “The CS30 Series quickly became a game-changer for customers who wanted comfort and capability in one compact package,” said Joel Hicks, product line manager for tractors at KIOTI. “With the new CS2230H and CS2530H ROPS models, we’re giving property owners, landscapers and outdoor professionals even more options, whether they prefer the climate-controlled cab or an open-air setup that maximizes versatility on the job.”

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In addition to the new CS30 Series ROPS models, KIOTI will feature a wide range of recent innovations at Equip Expo. Visitors can get a preview of the upcoming ZX Series, a new line of dependable, entry-level residential zero-turn mowers designed for homeowners ready to experience the benefits of working with a KIOTI dealer. Built for reliability, comfort, and a clean, consistent cut, the ZX Series represents the next step in KIOTI’s growing zero-turn mower lineup.

“With the ZX Series, we’re making it easier than ever for property owners to experience the KIOTI difference,” said Steven Benedict, product line manager, turf care at KIOTI. “This lineup introduces new customers to the benefits of working directly with a dealer – from expert guidance to ongoing support – while delivering the comfort, durability, and cut quality that define KIOTI mowers.”