Claas Tractor Price List in India September 2026 — All Models

CLAAS is a German harvesting specialist that began Indian operations in 1989 and runs its India business out of Chandigarh. In a market where most combines are built by Punjab engineering firms, CLAAS is the imported-engineering option.

We list one machine, and it is a distinctive one: the CROP TIGER 30 TERRA TRAC, a 60 HP four-cylinder track harvester with a 7-foot cutter bar and a 1200-litre grain tank, at ₹16.50 lakh. Terra Trac means rubber crawler tracks rather than wheels. In a paddy field with standing water or soft silt, tracks spread the machine's weight across a much larger contact area, so it keeps working where a wheeled combine sinks and has to be pulled out. For Andhra, Telangana, Odisha, West Bengal and the paddy districts of Tamil Nadu, that is the whole argument.

At ₹16.50 lakh it is also the cheapest self-propelled combine in our data, well below the ₹21 to ₹29 lakh wheeled machines from Kartar, Preet and John Deere.

The reasons for that price are the reasons to be careful. Sixty horsepower and a 7-foot bar mean modest daily output — this is not a machine that will cut 30 acres a day for a hiring business. Tracks also cost more to maintain than tyres, and CLAAS's Indian service network is small compared with the Punjab makers.

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₹ 16.5 LakhStarting at
1989Founded
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Claas Harvesters — Price 2026

ModelHPPriceAglist Score
Claas CROP TIGER 30 TERRA TRAC 60 ₹ 16.5 Lakh 4.2/10

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Claas — Frequently asked questions

Why choose a track harvester over a wheeled combine?

Ground pressure. Rubber crawler tracks spread the machine's weight over a much larger area, so a track harvester keeps cutting in wet paddy where a wheeled combine sinks. If your fields hold water at harvest, that is worth more than raw output. On dry, firm ground a wheeled machine is faster and cheaper to run.

What is the price of the CLAAS Crop Tiger 30 Terra Trac?

₹16.50 lakh. That is the lowest price of any self-propelled combine in our listings, and it buys 60 HP from a four-cylinder engine, a 7-foot cutter bar and a 1200-litre grain tank on rubber tracks. Compare running costs, not just purchase price, since track maintenance is higher than tyres.

Is the Crop Tiger big enough for custom harvesting work?

It is on the small side. A 7-foot cutter bar and 1200-litre tank mean more turns and more unloading stops than a 14-foot wheeled combine. For a farmer harvesting his own wet paddy land it is well matched. For a hiring business chasing acres per day, the bigger Kartar or Preet machines earn faster.