Kubota’s journey began with a focus on improving food and water services. Founded to address agricultural and water supply needs, Kubota expanded its scope to support infrastructure and environmental conservation. The company’s dedication to enhancing lives is evident in its innovative machinery, which assists farmers and addresses global water shortages.

Starting engine production in 1922, Kubota pioneered the development of the Type A engine, a compact and lightweight 3-horsepower model. Over time, Kubota has built a reputation for producing high-output, reliable engines. Their engines under 19 kW were the first to meet US CARB ULGE emission standards, establishing Kubota as a leader in compact diesel engines.

Kubota’s product line includes engines ranging up to 157.3 kW, designed for diverse applications including agricultural, industrial, and marine use. Their commitment to environmental responsibility is reflected in their early adoption of CARB emission regulations in 1993, and their ongoing development of reduced-emission and hybrid technologies.

With a global presence spanning 110 offices, Kubota manufactures engines in China and Thailand. The company offers a broad range of engines for farming, construction, generators, and utility vehicles. Kubota is dedicated to providing excellent customer support, including spare parts availability and training programs to ensure optimal performance and maintenance of their equipment.