XUV560ECrossover Utility Vehicle
- Four-wheel independent suspension for excellent ride and handling
- Ergonomic operator station with easy-to-use controls
- Versatile customisation
The Gator™ XUV Mid-Size Crossover Series Utility Vehicles have a precision-engineered drivetrain system that fully utilizes engine power, optimizing acceleration, hauling, towing, and hill-climbing capabilities. Power is transmitted from the engine through a continuously variable clutch system to the transaxle.
Key elements of the drive system include:
The variable-speed drive consists of two clutches and a drive belt:
Features include:
How the variable-speed drive works:
4WD
Transaxle
MFWD
Drive shafts
TEAM is a trademark of TEAM Industries.
The Gator™ XUV560E Crossover Series Utility Vehicles are powered by a 570-cm3 (34.8-cu in.), V-twin gasoline engine. The carburetor is tuned for rapid throttle response, reliable cold-weather starting, smooth mid-range power delivery and quiet idling.
The engine offers the following performance and reliability features:
* The engine horsepower information is provided by the engine manufacturer to be used for comparison purposes only. The actual operating horsepower will be less.
Mid-size XUV vehicles are ordered with a comfort and convenience package, which includes factory factory-installed optional equipment. Attachments for field conversion are also available to upgrade lighting and add equipment.
Option code | Comfort and convenience package | XUV560E | XUV560E S4 |
5100 | Base comfort and convenience package -Manual cargo box lift -Single-beam halogen headlights -Brake and taillights |
Standard |
- |
5100 |
Base comfort and convenience package -Manual cargo box lift -Single-beam halogen headlights -Brake and taillights -Under-seat storage tub |
- |
Standard |
The cargo box consists of a high-density polyethylene copolymer composite material that eliminates rust, dents, and reduces noise. This large, one-piece design has rounded inside corners to ensure material removal when tilted. The composite box is highly ribbed and supported with a welded, steel-ladder structure to ensure hard-driving performance and longevity. The three highly styled exterior pieces are made of TPO for extra durability.
The tailgate can be opened or removed for easier cleanout and to carry longer items. It features truck-like performance and can be operated with one hand.
The tailgate’s pivot point is made of hardened steel for durability and designed for tool-free removal. The standard lanyards can also be disconnected without tools to remove the tailgate for convenient loading and unloading tasks.
The cargo box ease of use is critical to performing tasks quickly and efficiently. Starting with the truck-style tailgate, the removal of content in this cargo box could not be easier. The manual release also functions as the lift lever, done in a smooth, one-step motion. It can even be tilted from both sides of the vehicle. To reduce the overall effort of lift, the pivot point of the cargo box is closer to the center. The combination of easy-to-use attributes makes this cargo box best-in-class.
For servicing the vehicle’s systems, the cargo box is easily removable. With the removal of two bolts, the cargo box can easily be detached from the vehicle frame.
The cargo box offers integrated tie-down points for increased versatility. Tie-down points are located in the following areas:
Optional accessories for the cargo box include (see price pages or JDConfigurator for complete list):
Length | 82 cm (32.3 in.) |
Width | 120.9 cm (47.6 in.) |
Depth | 29.7 cm (11.7 in.) |
Volume | 0.25 m3 (8.9 cu ft) |
Weight capacity | 227 kg (500 lb) |
Dump angle Bed height (from ground) |
45 degrees 76.3 cm (30 in.) |
CAUTION: Carrying extra-long cargo that extends beyond the box can adversely affect stability.
To complement the comfortable operation station, the XUV560 and XUV590 Series are equipped with four-wheel independent suspension. This unique suspension set-up provides an unparalleled ride over challenging terrain and excellent handling through corners.
The engineering team, in collaboration with engineering firms that consult with Formula 1®, NASCAR®, and INDYCAR® teams, built a capable suspension system for class-leading operator comfort no matter what the terrain.
Exclusive aluminum-body, high-pressure monotube FOX racing shocks
NASCAR is a trademark of NASCAR. INDYCAR is a trademark of Brickyard Trademarks Incorporated. Formula 1 is a trademark of Formula One Licensing BV, a Formula One Group Company.
A modern front fascia, wide front bumper, sweeping hood lines, and high fender lines complete the styling package:
The protection packages are available on mid-size XUV vehicles to protect the vehicle while complimenting the vehicle’s styling.
Option code | Protection package | XUV560E XUV560E S4 XUV590M XUV590M S4 |
5010 | Less protection package | Standard |
5006 | Front brush guard | Upgrade option |
5007 | Premium protection package -Front brush guard -Rear bumper |
Upgrade option |
5008 | Ultimate protection package -Front brush guard -Rear bumper -Cargo box rails |
Upgrade option |
WARN is a trademark of Warn Industries, Inc.
A JDLink™ M Modem connects a utility vehicle to the John Deere Operations Center, which enables you to manage your fleet of John Deere equipment more efficiently, increase productivity, and reduce labor costs. Whether you’re a farmer, professional landscaper, or municipality, with a modem and Operations Center, you are always connected to the work in progress and keep track of your utility vehicles, commercial mowers, tractors, and farm equipment.
A JDLink M Modem is a factory-installed option for model year 2026 and newer one-row full-size XUV vehicles. A modem is included on vehicles ordered with GreenStar™ and AutoTrac™ ready option codes as well.
A modem can be field installed on the following vehicles:
See compatibility section for serial number breaks and requirements.
The John Deere Operations Center tracks your fleet and provides tools to analyze equipment data. The connected features vary by vehicle model.
Models |
Location and status |
Speed |
Geofencing and curfews |
Engine hours |
Odometer |
Maintenance planner |
Machine Analyzer Tool |
Fuel level |
Fuel consumption |
Diagnostic trouble codes |
Service Advisor Remote |
TS, TX, TX Turf, TH |
X |
GPS |
X |
Key |
--- |
X |
X |
--- |
--- |
--- |
--- |
HPX 615E and 815E |
X |
Sync |
X |
Sync |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
XUV 560E, 560E S4, 590E, 590E S4, 590M and 590M S4 |
X |
GPS |
X |
Key |
--- |
X |
X |
--- |
--- |
--- |
--- |
XUV 835E, 835M, 835R, 865E, 865M and 865R |
X |
Sync |
X |
Sync |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
XUV 825M S4 and 855M S4 |
X |
Sync |
X |
Sync |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
XUV 845M, 845R, 875M and 875R |
X |
Sync |
X |
Sync |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
The JDLink M Modem regularly transmits the location and operational status of each vehicle in the fleet so you can monitor progress in Operations Center.
The modem regularly transmits the vehicle’s engine hours to inform maintenance planning and balance use.
Factory or custom maintenance plans can be established in Operations Center. Maintenance alerts are sent when engine hours reach maintenance intervals.
On select products, the modem reports the hours the vehicle spent working and idling. The Operations Center’s Machine Analyzer tool reports usage data which allows you to analyze operator behavior, identify causes of low productivity, and initiate corrective actions.
On select products, the modem reports the fuel level. On these products, an analysis of fuel consumption is available in the Operations Center Machine Analyzer Tool. Measuring fuel consumption enables you to address causes of excessive fuel use.
On select products, the modem transmits the trouble codes generated by the vehicle’s control units to the Operations Center. Addressing DTCs can reduce downtime and repair costs. For example, a low-engine oil pressure DTC can indicate an engine is low on oil. Addressing the issue can prevent costly downtime and repairs.
To help address issues quickly, when a DTC is generated, the Operations Center can display a push notification on the mobile app and send an email. Operations Center can also be configured to limit notifications to stop-level severity DTCs.
On select products, John Deere dealers can perform remote diagnostics, software programming, and adjustments without the cost of a service call.
A JDLink Modem is included on:
A JDLink M Modem can be field installed on the Gator Utility Vehicles listed below. Field installation attachments simplify modem installation, and include mounting hardware, harness, and instructions. Field installation requires a JDLink M Modem to be ordered separately. The field installation attachments include a wiring harness therefore the modem should be ordered with the less harness option code.
Gator Utility Vehicle model |
Compatible model years |
Installation attachment |
TS, TX, TX Turf, TH Gas, and TH Diesel* |
Model year 2018 and newer |
BUC11868 |
HPX 615E and 815E |
Model year 2018 and newer |
BUC11870 |
XUV 560E, 560E S4, 590E, 590E S4, 590M, and 590M S4 |
Model year 2018 and newer |
BUC11868 |
XUV 825E, 825M, 825M S4, 855E, 855M, and 855M S4 |
Model year 2018 and newer |
BUC11870 |
XUV 835E, 835M, 835R, 865E, 865M, and 865R |
Model year 2018 to 2024 |
BUC11871 |
XUV 845M, 845R, 875M, and 875R* |
Model year 2025 |
BUC11871 |
XUV 845M, 845R, 875M, and 875R* |
Model year 2026 and newer |
BUC11872 |
*The TE Electric and XUV 845E models do not support installation of a JDLink Modem.
On model year 2026 and newer XUV 845M, 845R, 875M, and 875R vehicles, the optional BUC11879 ethernet cable connects a JDLink M Modem to a Generation 4 or 5 display which enables the JDLink M Modem to transmit precision ag technology data to Operations Center.
Model year 2026 vehicles with a generation 4 display (4240 or 4640) also require a BUC11874 ethernet switch to adapt the generation 4 display. This applies to vehicles with factory-installed GreenStar ready option, factory-installed AutoTrac ready option, and vehicles with a BUC11814 display and receiver integration kit.
The following chart shows the ethernet cable and switch kits needed to connect a display to a JDLink modem to transmit precision ag technology data to Operations Center:
Display | Configuration | Model year 2018-2022 XUV 835E, 835M, 835R, 865E, 865M and 865R |
Model year 2023-2024 XUV 835E, 835M, 835R, 865E, 865M and 865R |
Model year 2025 XUV 845M, 845R, 875M and 875R |
Model year 2026 XUV 845M, 845R, 875M and 875R |
Generation 4 | Field-installed display and |
Unable to connect | Unable to connect | Unable to connect | BUC11879 cable BUC11874 switch |
Factory-installed GreenStar ready | Never built** | Never built** | Included* | BUC11874 switch | |
Factory-installed AutoTrac ready | Never built** | Included* | Included* | BUC11874 switch | |
Generation 5 | Field-installed display and receiver integration kit |
Unable to connect | Unable to connect | Unable to connect | BUC11879 cable |
Factory-installed GreenStar ready | Never built** | Never built** | Included* | Included* | |
Factory-installed AutoTrac ready | Never built** | Included* | Included* | Included* |
* Nothing is needed because factory GreenStar and AutoTrac include connected modem.
**Factory-installed AutoTrac started with model year 2023 and factory-installed GreenStar ready started with model year 2025.