Tractor sales in India in Dec 2025 showed off stronger with retail sales reaching around 1.15 lakh units
The Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) has shared vehicle retail data for December 2025, as well as for the calendar year 2025. All segments, including 2W, 3W, PV, CV, and tractors, recorded double-digit growth. Total tractor sales in Dec 2025 stood at 1,15,001 units relating to a 15.80% YoY growth while MoM sales declined by 8.75%. During CY2025, there were a total of 9,96,633 tractors sold, an 11.52% rise from 8,93,716 units sold in CY2024.
Diesel powered and electric tractors gained more traction over their petrol/ethanol counterparts thanks to improvements of charging infrastructure across urban and semi-urban markets. Favourable weather conditions, bumper harvests, GST rate cuts earlier last year which made tractors cheaper, and strong Rabi sowing prospects were major growth drivers for this segment.
Tractor YoY Sales Dec 2025 – Mahindra and Swaraj Maintain Lead
Retail sales of Mahindra tractors stood at 29,475 units in Dec 2025, up from 24,295 units of Dec 2024 with the company commanding a 25.63% share in this segment making it one of the fastest growing OEMs in the Tractor segment. Mahindra’s Swaraj Division also showed strong YoY sales at 22,213 units, up from 18,232 units.
At No. 3 on the list was International Tractors Limited (ITL), a part of the Sonalika Group. Retail sales last month improved to 13,933 units from 12,781 units in Dec 2024. It was also a massive jump in retail sales for Escorts Kubota to 13,098 units from 9,257 units on a YoY basis. Suffering a marginal decline was TAFE Limited with 11,483 units sold in Dec 2025 from 11,562 units of the same month in a year ago period.
John Deere at 8,450 units reported strong YoY growth while Eicher Tractors suffered a setback to 6,909 units down from 6,972 units sold in Dec 2024. CNH Industrial added 4,921 units to the total retail sales tally while others saw a decline to 4,519 units in Dec 2025 from 5,832 units of the same month last year.
Tractor Retail Sales Breakup – Jan-Dec 2025
FADA also detailed tractor sales during the CY25 period which has seen 11.52% growth at 9,96,633 units from 8,93,706 units of CY24. Once again Mahindra and its Swaraj Division have amassed maximum sales. Mahindra tractor sales were at 2,37,980 units in the CY25 period from 2,08,781 units. Swaraj sold a total of 1,86,529 units, up from 1,66,191 units.
Sales of the Sonalika Group also improved to 1,26,741 units from 1,16,975 units under the two periods in question. TAFE Limited sales were at 1,11,947 units while Escorts sales went up to 1,06,482 units. Positive growth was also reported by John Deere at 76,563 units from 67,051 units and Eicher and CNH Industrial sold 61,768 units and 43,356 units respectively in CY25. Other OEMs of this segment sold 45,267 units in CY25, a decline from 48,736 unit sales of CY24.
| No | Tractor Retail Sales | CY 2025 | CY 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mahindra | 2,37,980 | 2,08,781 |
| 2 | Swaraj | 1,86,529 | 1,66,191 |
| 3 | ITL | 1,26,741 | 1,16,975 |
| 4 | TAFE | 1,11,947 | 1,03,157 |
| 5 | Escorts Kubota | 1,06,482 | 87,436 |
| 6 | John Deere | 76,563 | 67,051 |
| 7 | Eicher | 61,768 | 59,471 |
| 8 | CNH | 43,356 | 35,908 |
| 9 | Others | 45,267 | 48,736 |
| – | Total | 9,96,633 | 8,93,706 |
