New Holland TC5.30
₹ 29.51 Lakh – ₹ 34.51 Lakh ex-showroom
New Holland is CNH Industrial's Indian tractor brand, operating from Greater Noida since 1998, with 4.59% of FY2025-26 India domestic dispatches. It is a smaller player by volume but well regarded in Punjab, Haryana and MP for hydraulics and engine refinement.
The two tractors we list sit in the heart of the market. The 3630 TX Super makes 50 HP and 46 PTO HP from 2931 cc, with 1700 kg lift, at ₹7.85 to ₹8.84 lakh. The 3230 TX Super is 45 HP and 41 PTO HP from 2500 cc with a bigger 1800 kg lift, at a flat ₹6.72 lakh. Both carry 6 years or 6000 hours of warranty, which matches Mahindra and beats most of the field.
New Holland's other listing here is serious equipment: the TC5.30 self-propelled combine, 138 HP from 5900 cc with a 15-foot cutter bar and a 3000-litre grain tank, at ₹29.51 to ₹34.51 lakh. That is a contractor's machine, not a farm purchase for most.
The limitation is reach. With under 5% share the dealer network is thinner than Mahindra's or Sonalika's, and in states where New Holland is not established, a gearbox or hydraulic part can mean a wait. Check your nearest workshop before you commit.
| Model | HP | Price | Aglist Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Holland TC5.30 | 138 | ₹ 29.51 Lakh – ₹ 34.51 Lakh | 6.3/10 |
| Model | HP | Price | Aglist Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Holland 3630 TX Super | 50 | ₹ 7.85 Lakh – ₹ 8.84 Lakh | 6.9/10 |
| New Holland 3230 TX Super | 45 | ₹ 6.72 Lakh | 7.2/10 |
₹7.85 to ₹8.84 lakh ex-showroom. It makes 50 HP and 46 PTO HP from a 2931 cc three-cylinder engine and lifts 1700 kg, with a 6-year or 6000-hour warranty. The 46 PTO HP figure is high for the class and makes it a strong thresher and rotavator tractor.
The 3230 is the better buy for most farms: 45 HP, 41 PTO HP and a bigger 1800 kg lift at ₹6.72 lakh. The 3630 costs at least ₹1.1 lakh more for 5 extra HP and 5 more PTO HP, but actually lifts 100 kg less. Take the 3630 only if you need the PTO power.
Rarely. At ₹29.51 to ₹34.51 lakh, a 138 HP combine with a 15-foot bar and 3000-litre tank only pays back if it cuts several hundred acres a season. Most owners run it as a custom-hiring business, moving across districts through the wheat and paddy harvest windows.