VST Launches Electric Implements, Montra Unveils E-27 Tractor at EIMA Agrimach India 2025

Key Highlights

• VST launched its first electric tiller and electric weeder at EIMA 2025.

• EV machines developed in-house to cut fuel costs and support clean farming.

• VST showcased power tillers, weeders, maize reapers, and a Zetor 50 HP tractor.

• The company reported steady FY25 sales, and shares rose over 5% post-launch.

• Montra launched its E-27 electric tractor with 70% lower operating costs.

The 9th EIMA Agrimach India 2025 in New Delhi opened with a strong focus on clean energy and modern farming. The event highlighted India’s growing shift toward electric farm machinery, with VST Tillers Tractors Ltd. introducing its first EV implements and Montra Electric showcasing its new E-27 electric tractor.

VST Enters the Electric Farm Equipment Segment

VST Tillers Tractors made a major move into green farming by launching its first-ever Electric Power Tiller and Electric Power Weeder at PUSA, New Delhi. The unveiling was done by Smt. S. Rukmani, Joint Secretary, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare.

These electric machines were designed and developed in-house, showing VST’s commitment to innovation.

CEO Antony Cherukara said the new EV models support cleaner, smoother, and more efficient farming. He added that the electric tiller and weeder will help farmers cut fuel costs, boost ease of work, and support India’s clean energy goals.

Built on Global EV Expertise

VST has long been associated with global electric tractor brands. The company has already supplied drivetrain systems for both autonomous and electric tractors in international markets.

Now, VST plans to use this experience to push small-farm mechanisation in India. The company believes EV tools will reduce operating costs and increase productivity for farmers.

What VST Displayed at EIMA 2025?

Along with the new EV models, VST showcased a wide range of farm machines:

• Electric Start Power Tillers (13 HP and 16 HP)

• Ranger 50, Ranger 80 FR, and Ranger 80 RR weeders

• Maize Reaper

• Portable engine solutions

• VST Zetor 50 HP tractor

VST also revealed plans to introduce its electric equipment lineup in Europe and other global markets.

Stable Sales Performance in FY25

VST recorded 37,297 power tiller sales in FY25, higher than 36,480 units sold in FY24. With the introduction of its electric machines, the company expects stronger growth in the coming months. VST believes the EV range will attract farmers who want cleaner, more efficient, and cost-saving equipment.

VST Shares Rise Over 5% After EV Launch

The EV launch positively impacted the stock market. VST Tillers Tractors shares jumped 5.43% to a high of ₹5,780 on November 28, 2025. Even at 10 AM, the stock traded up 4.81% at ₹5,745.55.

In comparison, the BSE Sensex gained only 0.17% during the same period.

Market experts say investors are upbeat about VST entering the electric farming segment, as EV machines can reduce operating costs and increase demand for sustainable technology.

Also Read: VST Tillers & Tractors to Launch Electric Power Tiller and Weeder in FY’26

Montra Electric Expands With E-27 Tractor

Montra Electric also attracted attention by launching its E-27 electric tractor in the northern region.

Key details:

• Price: ₹10.75 lakh (ex-showroom)

• Power: 27 HP equivalent

• Battery: 22.37 kWh LFP

• Runtime: Up to 4.5 hours

• Operating Cost Reduction: Nearly 70%

• Lifetime Savings: Up to ₹10 lakh

• Availability: 17 dealerships across 10 states

The E-27 is designed to help farmers save more, work efficiently, and switch to low-maintenance electric farming solutions.

Also Read: Montra Electric Expands into Northern Markets with India’s First ARAI-Certified Electric Tractor, the E-27

CMV360 Says

The EIMA Agrimach India 2025 highlighted India’s rapid shift toward electric and sustainable farming. VST’s entry into electric implements and Montra’s launch of the E-27 tractor show how the industry is moving toward cleaner, cost-saving, and technology-driven solutions. With rising farmer interest, supportive policies, and expanding dealership networks, electric farm machines are expected to grow quickly across India, improving efficiency and reducing long-term operating costs for farmers.