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India tractor retail sales reached 89,418 units in February 2026. Mahindra led the market, while Escorts Kubota, International Tractors, and TAFE recorded strong year-on-year growth in tractor sales.
Total tractor retail sales reached 89,418 units in February 2026.
Mahindra Group maintained overall market leadership with strong volumes from both divisions.
International Tractors and Escorts Kubota recorded healthy growth compared to last year.
CNH Industrial improved its market share year-on-year.
The combined share of smaller OEMs declined compared to February 2025.
India’s tractor retail market continued to show stable momentum in February 2026, reflecting consistent demand from the rural economy and growing mechanisation in agriculture. According to Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) Research, total tractor retail sales reached 89,418 units in February 2026, compared to 65,579 units in February 2025.
This indicates strong year-on-year growth for the tractor industry. Increased agricultural activity, steady crop output, and improved farmer investment in farm equipment helped support retail demand across major agricultural states.
The latest retail market share data highlights continued dominance by the Mahindra Group, while other leading manufacturers such as Escorts Kubota Limited, TAFE Limited, International Tractors Limited, and John Deere India Pvt Ltd maintained stable positions in the market.
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OEM / Brand | Feb 2026 Sales | Market Share Feb 2026 | Feb 2025 Sales | Market Share Feb 2025 |
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (Tractor Division) | 21,471 | 24.01% | 15,519 | 23.66% |
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (Swaraj Division) | 16,897 | 18.90% | 12,751 | 19.44% |
International Tractors Limited | 11,564 | 12.93% | 8,351 | 12.73% |
Escorts Kubota Ltd (Agri Machinery Group) | 10,125 | 11.32% | 6,582 | 10.04% |
TAFE Limited | 8,892 | 9.94% | 6,580 | 10.03% |
John Deere India Pvt Ltd | 6,673 | 7.46% | 5,057 | 7.71% |
Eicher Tractors | 5,546 | 6.20% | 4,092 | 6.24% |
CNH Industrial (India) Pvt Ltd | 4,158 | 4.65% | 2,691 | 4.10% |
Others | 4,092 | 4.58% | 3,956 | 6.03% |
Total | 89,418 | 100% | 65,579 | 100% |
Source: FADA Research
Note: Data excludes Telangana (TS). Retail figures were collated as of 02.03.2026 in collaboration with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India, and gathered from 1,459 out of 1,464 RTOs. “Others” include OEMs with less than 1% individual market share.
The tractor division of Mahindra & Mahindra Limited retained the top spot with 21,471 units sold and a 24.01% market share. Compared to 15,519 units last year, Mahindra recorded strong growth, supported by its wide tractor portfolio, strong rural network, and deep presence across India’s key agricultural regions.
Mahindra’s Swaraj division sold 16,897 units in February 2026, capturing 18.90% market share. While slightly lower than last year’s 19.44% share, volumes increased significantly from 12,751 units, highlighting continued farmer trust in Swaraj’s rugged tractors and strong presence in northern farming markets.
International Tractors Limited (Sonalika) recorded 11,564 units in February 2026 with a 12.93% market share, improving slightly from 12.73% last year. Sales grew strongly from 8,351 units, reflecting rising demand for Sonalika tractors, known for competitive pricing and reliable farm performance.
The Agri Machinery Group of Escorts Kubota Limited sold 10,125 units, capturing 11.32% market share. Compared to 6,582 units in February 2025, the brand recorded significant growth, driven by expanding product offerings and stronger acceptance of Powertrac and Farmtrac tractors among Indian farmers.
TAFE Limited registered 8,892 units in February 2026 with a 9.94% market share. Sales increased from 6,580 units last year, showing consistent farmer demand. TAFE continues to remain a key player with its strong legacy and reliable tractors across multiple agricultural applications.
John Deere India Pvt Ltd reported 6,673 units and secured 7.46% market share. Sales improved from 5,057 units last year, although share slightly declined. The brand continues to attract farmers seeking advanced technology, premium features, and high-performance tractors.
Eicher Tractors recorded 5,546 units in February 2026, holding 6.20% market share. Compared to 4,092 units last year, the company achieved healthy growth while maintaining a stable share, supported by its value-for-money tractors popular among small and mid-sized farmers.
CNH Industrial (India) Pvt Ltd sold 4,158 units, achieving 4.65% market share in February 2026. This marks strong growth from 2,691 units last year, indicating increasing traction for its tractor brands across major farming regions in India.
Other tractor manufacturers together sold 4,092 units, holding 4.58% market share in February 2026. Although volumes slightly increased compared to 3,956 units last year, their combined market share declined from 6.03%, reflecting increasing consolidation among leading tractor OEMs.
The February 2026 tractor retail data highlights steady growth in India’s agricultural machinery market. The Mahindra Group continued to dominate through its Mahindra and Swaraj divisions, maintaining a strong lead in volumes.
Major manufacturers such as International Tractors, Escorts Kubota, TAFE, and John Deere retained stable positions, while CNH Industrial improved its market share. At the same time, smaller OEMs saw a drop in combined share, indicating further consolidation in the tractor industry.
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India’s tractor market continues to reflect strong rural demand and rising farm mechanisation. February 2026 sales show that large tractor manufacturers are strengthening their positions while maintaining healthy growth in volumes. Mahindra Group remains the clear leader, while brands like Escorts Kubota and International Tractors are steadily expanding their presence. The trend indicates stable farmer confidence and continued investment in agricultural equipment across the country.