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      Escorts Kubota to Raise Tractor Prices from April

      Farm ME |Agri industry

      Escorts Kubota will raise prices for its non-Kubota tractor brands from April 15, 2026, with the hike varying by model, variant, and region.

      512 views | Date: April 6, 2026

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      Mumbai – Escorts Kubota Limited., a tractor manufacturer, has announced a price increase for its tractor range effective April 15, 2026. The revision will apply to all tractor brands under the company except Kubota, with the extent of the increase varying by model, variant, and region, according to its regulatory filing.

      The revised pricing will be implemented through its Agri Machinery Business Division. While exact model-wise price changes have not yet been disclosed, the move is expected to impact customers purchasing Escorts, Farmtrac, and Powertrac tractors after the effective date.

      Alongside the announcement, Escorts Kubota reported tractor sales of 12,119 units in March 2026, up 6.6% from 11,374 units in March 2025. Domestic sales rose 7.5% to 11,582 units from 10,775 units a year earlier, while exports declined to 537 units from 599 units.

      The domestic tractor market remained stable during the month, supported by steady rural demand and the start of Rabi crop harvesting in some regions. Industry demand has also continued to benefit from improved farm income and government support measures.

      The price hike reflects Escorts Kubota’s effort to manage rising costs while protecting margins in a competitive market. The company continues to face strong competition from major tractor makers including Mahindra & Mahindra, TAFE, and Sonalika.

      Market observers will now be watching how the price increase affects Escorts Kubota’s sales momentum and market share in the coming months, especially in price-sensitive rural markets. Competitor pricing actions and model-wise revisions are also expected to influence buyer response.

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