The Indian tractor industry witnessed a positive performance in October 2025, registering a wholesale growth of 14.84% YoY. The total domestic tractor sales reached 1,66,145 units, compared to 1,44,675 units in October 2024, indicating a strong rebound in rural demand and improved market sentiment during the festive season.
Below is a brand-wise performance analysis of leading tractor manufacturers in India for October 2025.
Mahindra & Mahindra retained its top position in the domestic tractor market, commanding over 43.38% market share. The brand’s performance continues to reflect its dominance, despite a slight dip in market share YoY. With consistent rural penetration and trusted reliability, Mahindra tractors remain the most preferred choice among Indian farmers.
TAFE Group recorded strong double-digit growth in October 2025. Its Massey Ferguson continues to perform well across regions. The company’s focus on fuel-efficient models and modern technology contributed to its sustained growth.
Sonalika Tractors showcased the highest growth rate among major brands, achieving nearly 37.66% YoY growth. With new product launches and strong export momentum, Sonalika continues to strengthen its position as India’s fastest-growing tractor brand.
Escorts Kubota reported modest growth in domestic sales, with a slight decline in market share. The company’s focus on premium tractor models and technology-led solutions continues to attract demand from progressive farmers.
John Deere Tractors maintained stable growth, reflecting steady demand in the higher HP tractor segment. Despite a minor dip in market share, John Deere’s advanced technology and reliability continue to make it a strong contender in the premium segment.
New Holland Tractors posted impressive double-digit growth in October 2025. The brand’s efficient performance and durable design helped boost its domestic demand. New Holland continues to strengthen its reach with modern agricultural solutions.
VST recorded modest growth this month, continuing its focus on compact and mini tractors, catering to small and marginal farmers.
Indo Farm Tractors saw healthy growth of nearly 13%, supported by increasing rural demand and improved dealership networks.
SDF (Same Deutz-Fahr) maintained stable growth, showing consistent traction in niche markets focusing on high-end tractors.
Captain Tractors delivered a remarkable growth of nearly 66%, the highest YoY growth rate in the small tractor category, showcasing strong acceptance among compact tractor users.
Preet Tractors continued its strong momentum, driven by demand in the harvesting and medium-HP segment.
ACE Tractors witnessed a slight decline in sales compared to last year, reflecting market adjustments in lower HP categories.
The Indian tractor industry maintained robust growth in October 2025, with total domestic sales crossing 1.66 lakh units, a 14.84% YoY increase. Strong festive season demand, good monsoon performance, and government support for the agriculture sector contributed to the positive trend.
October 2025 marked a strong rebound for the Indian tractor industry, led by major players like Mahindra, TAFE, and Sonalika. The market remains optimistic heading into the Rabi cropping season, with continued rural infrastructure development driving demand.