Mahindra 575 DI vs Massey Ferguson 7250 DI — Which is Better? 2026

Side-by-side comparison of the Mahindra 575 DI (₹ 6.84 Lakh – ₹ 7.14 Lakh) and Massey Ferguson 7250 DI (₹ 6.5 Lakh – ₹ 7.5 Lakh): HP, engine, hydraulics, price and Aglist Score.

	Mahindra 575 DI	Massey Ferguson 7250 DI
Aglist Score	8.1	7.1
Price (ex-showroom)	₹6,83,944	₹6,50,000
Engine HP	45	46
PTO HP	41.8	—
Engine capacity	2,979	2,700
Cylinders	4	3
Gearbox	8 Forward + 2 Reverse	8 Forward + 2 Reverse (Comfimesh)
Transmission type	Partial Constant Mesh / Full Constant Mesh / SLIPTO	Constant Mesh (Comfimesh)
Brakes	Oil Immersed Brakes	Oil Immersed Brakes
Steering	Mechanical / Power Steering (optional)	Mechanical / Power Steering
Lifting capacity	2,000 kg	1,800 kg
Fuel tank	50 litres	55 litres
Weight	1,860 kg	2,055 kg
Wheelbase	1,945 mm	1,930 mm
Drive	2WD	2WD
Warranty	6 years	—
Front tyre	6.00 x 16 / 7.50 x 16	6.00 x 16 / 7.50 x 16
Rear tyre	13.6 x 28 / 14.9 x 28	13.6 x 28 / 14.9 x 28

Aglist Score — broken down

	Mahindra 575 DI	Massey Ferguson 7250 DI
Value for money	5.3	6.2
Power & performance	8	4.6
Hydraulics & implements	10	8.1
Build & durability	10	9.7
Comfort & usability	6.8	6.8
Warranty & service reach	9.7	8.5

Our verdict

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

On our score the Mahindra 575 DI (8.1/10) edges out the Massey Ferguson 7250 DI (7.1/10). The Massey Ferguson 7250 DI is ₹33,944 cheaper to buy, which matters if the budget is tight.

Mahindra 575 DI: The farmer replacing an old 575 who values easy repairs and resale over a modern gearbox.

Massey Ferguson 7250 DI: Mid-size farms in South and Central India doing rotavator, sugarcane and trolley work on undulating ground.