John Deere Tractor Price List in India September 2026 — All Models

John Deere has built tractors in India since 1998 from a Pune base, and took 8.51% of FY2025-26 India domestic dispatches. It sells to a specific buyer: the farmer with 15 acres or more, or the man running custom hiring, who counts hours rather than seasons.

The engineering argument is consistency. The 5105, 5050 D and 5310 all use a 2900 cc three-cylinder block tuned to 40, 50 and 55 HP respectively. Same engine family, same service parts, different states of tune — which is why a Deere workshop can fix any of them and why the engines tend to hold compression well past 5000 hours. The 5310 lifts 2000 kg and makes 46.7 PTO HP, and it is the one that ends up on rotavator and baler duty in Punjab and MP. Warranty across the tractor range is 5 years or 5000 hours.

Deere also lists the W70 self-propelled combine here, a 100 HP four-cylinder with a 14-foot cutter bar and 2700-litre grain tank at ₹29.00 to ₹29.50 lakh.

The problem is price. The 5310 starts at ₹10.48 lakh where a 55 HP Sonalika DI 750 III starts at ₹7.16 lakh. Deere's build quality is real, but you need the hours to amortise a ₹3 lakh premium.