Top 20 districts in India with highest tractor registrations FY 2024-25

13 Jun, 2025

India recorded a total of 8,69,874 tractor sales in FY 2024–25, marking a strong push towards farm mechanisation across the country. Out of this, the top 20 districts alone accounted for 99,915 tractor registrations, contributing approximately 11.49% of the total national sales. This significant share from just a handful of districts highlights concentrated demand regions where agriculture is rapidly modernising. Let’s explore how these leading districts performed and contributed to their respective state totals.

Top 20 Districts with Highest Sales as per Tractor Vahan Registrations FY 2024-25 

Gujarat recorded a total of 83,962 tractor sales in FY’25, with four districts featured in the top 20 list — Banaskantha (10,620), Surendranagar (4,812), Rajkot (4,100), and Sabarkantha (4,077). Together, these districts contributed 23,609 tractor registrations, which makes up around 28.12% of Gujarat’s total tractor sales. Notably, Banaskantha ranked 1st across all Indian districts, making Gujarat a standout performer in concentrated regional sales.

Madhya Pradesh led among these five states in terms of retail sales with 1,15,784 units. It had three districts in the top 20 — Shivpuri (5,273), Raisen (3,975), and Vidisha (3,928) — which together accounted for 13,176 tractors, forming 11.4% of the state's total.

Maharashtra, which recorded 85,970 sales, had five major districts featured: Ahmednagar (5,738), Nashik (5,620), Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (5,223), Malegaon (4,539), and Srirampur (4,134). Together, these districts sold 25,254 tractors, contributing approximately 29.4% of Maharashtra's total.

Rajasthan, with 1,12,240 tractor sales, saw a remarkable presence of six districts in the top 20 list — Bikaner (6,634), Nagaur (5,050), Alwar (4,724), Barmer (4,606), Chittorgarh (4,506), and Jodhpur (4,063). Their combined contribution of 29,583 units translates to around 26.36% of Rajasthan’s total retail tractor sales, showing wide and even tractor demand across the state.

Uttar Pradesh, the state with the highest tractor sales in FY’25 (1,39,886 units), had two districts on the list — Badaun (4,340) and Aligarh (3,953). Their combined total of 8,293 tractors formed just about 5.9% of the state’s overall numbers, indicating that tractor sales in UP are more evenly spread across numerous districts.

Key Insights:

• Rajasthan dominates the top 10 with 4 and the top 20 with 6 districts.
• Maharashtra and Gujarat’s strong irrigation and financing support systems support higher tractor registrations.

Conclusion

The data for FY 2024–25 show that farming in India is experiencing significant changes. These 20 districts are advancing very well using government policies, technology, and capital. 

This information can help manufacturers, policymakers, and agri-service providers direct their future strategies at the district level. Visit Tractor Gyan's website to learn more about different tractor models, their features, and trends in different regions.