Sonalika Launches New Advanced Technology Tractors at Kisan Pune 2024 Exhibition

Key Highlights:

• Sonalika Tractors launched three new models at the Kisan Agri Show 2024 in Pune, for Maharashtra farmers.
• The models include Sonalika Tiger DI 26, Sonalika Cheetah DI 32, and Sonalika Tiger DI 65 CRDS 4WD.
• The Sonalika Cheetah DI 32 features a 2,780cc engine with an 8F+2R transmission, ideal for various agri-tasks.
• The compact Sonalika Tiger DI 26 is designed for sugarcane farming with a 1,318cc engine and narrow track.
• The Sonalika Tiger DI 65 CRDS 4WD, with a 4,712cc engine, is built for large-scale farming.

Sonalika Tractors, India's top tractor export brand, has unveiled three new high-performance tractors at the Kisan Agri Show 2024, held in Pune, Maharashtra. The company launched the Sonalika Tiger DI 26, Sonalika Cheetah DI 32, and Sonalika Tiger DI 65 CRDS 4WD, all tractors are designed to meet the needs of Maharashtra's farmers. 

The event was organized from December 11th to 15th, 2024, showcased the company's commitment to providing farmers with advanced, heavy-duty solutions for more productivity.

Sonalika New Tractor Models

Sonalika Tiger DI 26: A compact yet powerful tractor, equipped with a 3-cylinder and 1,318cc engine. It is best for sugarcane farming with its narrow 3ft track. It has 12F+4R transmission.

Sonalika Cheetah DI 32: This model comes with a 3-cylinder, 2,780cc engine and features 8F+2R transmission and oil-immersed disc brakes, making it ideal for various agricultural tasks. It has power steering.

Sonalika Tiger DI 65 CRDS 4WD: A premium model with a 4-cylinder, 4,712cc engine, advanced 5G hydraulics, and multi-speed transmission, designed for large-scale agricultural operations in hard soil conditions.

Other Models on Display

Alongside these new launches, Sonalika also showcased a range of other innovative tractors, including the Sonalika Cheetah NT30 4WD, upgraded Sonalika Sikander DI 750 III DLX 4WD, Sonalika Tiger DI 30 4WD, Sonalika Sikander DI 60 DLX 4WD, and Sonalika Sikander DI 60 DLX Torque Plus 4WD, and the Maharashtra-special Sonalika Sikander DI 745 III DLX 4WD tractor model.

Leaders statements:

Vivek Goyal, President and Chief of Sales and Marketing, said, "Maharashtra's diverse soil types make it a unique market, and the Kisan Agri Show provides us with an opportunity to offer tractors tailored to the needs of local farmers. The response to our new models has been overwhelming, and we are committed to delivering advanced solutions that help farmers achieve success."

Kuldeep Singh, Divisional Business Head and Vice President, said, "The Sonalika Tiger DI 26 and 65 CRDS 4WD are 'Designed in Europe' for the prosperity of farmers, while the Cheetah DI 32 offers fuel-efficiency with best performance. We are proud to continue supporting farmers with our comprehensive range of tractors."

Mohit Kapoor, Zonal Head said, "We have a strong presence in Maharashtra, with 94 dealerships equipped to support farmers with advanced tractors and services. We are dedicated to enhancing productivity and ensuring a sustainable future for the state's farming community."

About Kisan Agri Show 2024

The exhibition, held at the Pune International Exhibition and Convention Centre, provides a platform for over 500 companies to showcase agricultural innovations and connect with farmers. The event focuses on improving agricultural practices and enhancing the farming ecosystem in Maharashtra.

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CMV360 Says

Sonalika’s new tractor models at the Kisan Agri Show 2024 look like a new and efficitent option for farmers in Maharashtra, especially with their focus on handling tough soil conditions. The Sonalika Tiger DI 65 CRDS 4WD, with its powerful engine and advanced features, seems like a great choice for large-scale farming, while the Sonalika Cheetah DI 32’s fuel efficiency could really help small farmers cut down on operating costs. 

These tractors seem well thought out for the local farming needs, and if they live up to the promises, they could make a real difference in improving farming productivity across the state.