Tractor · 31–40 HP

Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus Price September 2026

Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus
₹ 5.42 Lakh – ₹ 5.57 Lakhex-showroom
33 HPEngine HP
2,048 ccEngine capacity
1,500 kgLifting capacity
6 years / 6000 hours (2 years standard + 4 years engine and transmission)Warranty

A 33 HP tractor that lifts 1500 kg is doing something its competitors are not. That single number explains most of the 265 DI XP Plus and why it sells so steadily to farmers with four or five acres. The 2048 cc three-cylinder ELS engine makes 137.8 Nm, which is modest, but the ADDC hydraulics behind it are sized as if the tractor were a class bigger. Add oil-immersed multi-disc brakes, dual-acting power steering, an eight-speed box and a 55 litre tank, and you have a small tractor built to work rather than to look cheap. Price is around 5.42 to 5.57 lakh. On small and marginal holdings it goes to inter-culture, the seed drill, a light rotavator, spraying, and a trolley of manure once a week.

Aglist Score: 7.1/10 — Good

7.1/10
Good
Value for money 4.6
Power & performance 6.5
Hydraulics & implements 10.0
Build & durability 7.1
Comfort & usability 6.8
Warranty & service reach 9.7

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Our verdict: Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

We rate this one highly for the job it is meant to do, and we would still tell you to check two things first. The good part is the hydraulics. 1500 kg of lift in a 33 HP frame means your existing CAT-1 implements and even a modest MB plough will come up cleanly, and the ADDC system holds depth better than the older lift arrangements small tractors used to get. Six years or 6000 hours of warranty, split as two years standard plus four on engine and transmission, is generous at this price. The limits are honest ones. PTO output is 29.6 HP. That will spin a five-foot rotavator in worked soil and it will stall in dry, unbroken black cotton ground, so do not buy this expecting to break new land. The eight-speed partial constant mesh box also asks you to stop before changing groups, which is tiring in short vegetable plots where you turn every forty metres. And with no published kerb weight in our data, buyers doing heavy trolley work should sit on one loaded before deciding.

Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus — What works / What to watch

What works

  • 1500 kg lift is unusually strong for a 33 HP tractor
  • ADDC hydraulics hold working depth steadily on uneven plots
  • Oil-immersed multi-disc brakes, useful on loaded downhill runs
  • 55 litre tank is large for the class, fewer refuelling stops
  • Six years or 6000 hours of cover, four of those on engine and transmission

What to watch

  • 29.6 PTO HP will not break hard, unploughed black cotton soil
  • Eight-speed partial constant mesh means stopping to change gear groups
  • Kerb weight is not published in the data we have
  • 137.8 Nm limits how big an implement you can realistically hang on it

What farmers use it for

Best for: Four to eight acres of vegetables, orchard rows or already-worked land where lift capacity matters more than raw pull.

Small and marginal farms: inter-culture, seed drill, light rotavator, spraying, orchard and vegetable plots, small trolley haulage

Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus Features

Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus Full specifications

Engine

Engine HP33 HP
PTO HP29.6 HP
Engine capacity2,048 cc
Cylinders3
Fuel tank55 litres

Transmission · Brakes & steering

Gearbox8 Forward + 2 Reverse
Transmission typePartial Constant Mesh
BrakesOil Immersed Brakes (multi-disc)
SteeringDual Acting Power Steering / Manual Steering (optional)
Drive2WD

Hydraulics & PTO

Lifting capacity1,500 kg

Dimensions & weight · Wheels & tyres

Front tyre6.00 x 16
Rear tyre12.4 x 28 / 13.6 x 28

Other

Warranty6 years / 6000 hours (2 years standard + 4 years engine and transmission)

Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus On-road price 2026

The ex-showroom price is the same everywhere; the on-road price is not. Open the breakdown for your state.

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As of August 2026 tractor loans run around 9–12% at public sector banks and higher at NBFCs. Your actual rate depends on your lender and your file.

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Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus — Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus?

Around 5.42 lakh to 5.57 lakh ex-showroom in 2026. That is a narrow band by tractor standards, so most of your negotiation will be about accessories and the on-road package rather than the base price. Registration, insurance and any implement bundled into the deal are where the real difference between two dealer quotes shows up.

Is the Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus enough for a rotavator?

For a five-foot rotavator in soil that has already been ploughed, yes. The PTO gives 29.6 HP, and that is the number to plan around. In dry, hard or unbroken ground, or with a six-foot machine, you will be working the engine near its limit and moving slowly. Farmers who rotavate heavy clay every season should look at 40 HP and up.

What is the warranty on the Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus?

Six years or 6000 hours, whichever comes first. It is structured as two years of standard cover plus four additional years on the engine and transmission, so the long tail protects the expensive assemblies rather than everything on the tractor. Keep to the service schedule at an authorised workshop or you risk the extended portion being refused.

What mileage does the Mahindra 265 DI XP Plus give?

We have no verified fuel consumption figure for this model, so we will not print one. What we can tell you is what moves it: a 2048 cc engine carrying only 33 HP is lightly stressed, which usually helps on light haulage and spraying, while continuous rotavator work at full throttle in heavy soil will push consumption up sharply whatever the brochure says.

Sources: www.tractorjunction.com

Specifications are compiled from manufacturer literature and Indian dealer sources. Prices are ex-showroom and change often — verify before buying.