Tractor Sales FY 2026-27 (Year to Date): 6,28,472 Units, Up 18.2% YoY

India's tractor market registered 6,28,472 tractors in FY 2026-27 so far. Volumes rose sharply 18.2% against the 5,31,770 logged over the same 7 months of FY 2025-26.

July was the strongest month of the period at 1,19,590 tractors and September the quietest at 76,448, an average of 89,782 a month. Every one of those 7 months grew on the same month a year earlier.

FY 2026-27 still has 5 months to run. Held at the pace of the 7 months already counted, it would finish near 10.77 L tractors — a run rate rather than a forecast, and the festive quarter moves it more than anything else on this page.

Tractors accounted for 3.3% of everything registered in India over the period, up from 3.1% in FY 2025-26. The whole market ran to 1,87,88,160 vehicles over the same window, up 10.2% year on year.

Mahindra Tractors led the period with 1,46,151 registrations, up 20.5% on FY 2025-26. Swaraj (M&M) follows on 1,17,463, 28,688 behind — a gap of 1.24x.

The fastest riser in the top 8 was CNH Industrial, up 28.9% to 29,707.

Volumes here are registrations inside the segment only, counted with Vahan's own vehicle-class filter, so each is the manufacturer's tractor volume over FY 2026-27. Companies that file electric models under a maker of their own appear as separate rows.

Set against the rest of the market, tractors outgrew the national picture over FY 2026-27: +18.2% against +10.2% for every vehicle registered in India.

இந்த அட்டவணை Vahan அறிக்கை அளிக்கும் ஒவ்வொரு பிரிவையும் ஒரே 7 மாதக் காலத்தில் உள்ளடக்குகிறது; அதனால் ஒப்பீடு நேருக்கு நேர் — இரு பக்கமும் ஒரே மாதங்கள், ஒரே மூலம்.

Vahan splits a segment by fuel only across a whole calendar year, so this table covers 2026 year to date rather than FY 2026-27 alone — it is exact for that window.

Diesel accounts for 99.96% of tractor registrations over 2026 year to date, with battery-electric at 0.0%.

Across the 2 completed windows in our Vahan record, tractor registrations went from 8,98,800 in FY 2024-25 to 10,67,184 in FY 2025-26, up 18.7% over the stretch.

FY 2026-27 is still running — 7 of its 12 months are counted — so it is a part window and is never set against a full one. Its year-on-year figure compares only the months it actually holds.