Tractor · 41–50 HP

Mahindra 575 DI Price September 2026

Mahindra 575 DI
₹ 6.84 Lakh – ₹ 7.14 Lakhex-showroom
45 HPEngine HP
2,979 ccEngine capacity
2,000 kgLifting capacity
6 yearsWarranty

This is the tractor that half the older men in a Punjab village learned to drive on. The 575 DI has been in production long enough that mechanics in small towns can strip its 2979 cc four-cylinder block without opening a manual, and that alone is worth something when your nearest authorised workshop is 60 km away. Mechanically it is straightforward: 45 HP, 41.8 PTO HP, 207 Nm, an eight-speed box offered in partial or full constant mesh, oil-immersed brakes, and a hydraulic lift quoted at 1700 or 2000 kg depending on the variant you sign for. Power steering is an option, not standard. At about 6.84 to 7.14 lakh it undercuts most of the newer 47 HP machines. Buyers are usually second-generation owners replacing an old 575 with another one.

Aglist Score: 8.1/10 — Very good

8.1/10
Very good
Value for money 5.3
Power & performance 8.0
Hydraulics & implements 10.0
Build & durability 10.0
Comfort & usability 6.8
Warranty & service reach 9.7

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Our verdict: Mahindra 575 DI

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

The case for the 575 DI is resale and repairability, and it is a strong case. Parts are everywhere, every mechanic knows the engine, and the six-year warranty covers you while the tractor is still new enough to be under load daily. The 2000 kg lift on the higher variant is genuinely useful, more than the XP Plus version manages, and the 50 litre tank means you are not running to the pump mid-shift during paddy season. What it costs you is comfort and specification. Mechanical steering is the default, and after a full day of headland turns with a loaded cultivator you will understand why people pay for the hydraulic option. Eight forward speeds is the old arithmetic; there is no creeper for slow puddling work and no extra ratio for road running. And because the lift is quoted at 1700 kg on some variants and 2000 on others, you must read the invoice, not the brochure. Buy this if you want the known quantity. If you want a modern cabin feel, a 12-speed box and lighter controls, look at the Yuvo instead and accept the price jump.

Mahindra 575 DI — What works / What to watch

What works

  • 2979 cc four-cylinder with 207 Nm, smoother under PTO load than three-cylinder rivals
  • 2000 kg lift on the higher variant, enough for a heavy MB plough
  • 50 litre tank keeps you in the field through a long paddy shift
  • Parts and mechanics available in almost every mandi town
  • Six-year warranty and consistently strong resale

What to watch

  • Power steering is optional, so the base tractor is heavy to turn all day
  • Lift is 1700 kg on some variants and 2000 kg on others, check the invoice
  • Eight forward speeds with no creeper ratio for slow puddling
  • Cabin and controls feel a generation behind the Yuvo range

What farmers use it for

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

The classic Indian mid-segment tractor: ploughing, puddling for paddy, rotavator, trolley haulage, sugarcane belt work in UP and Punjab

Mahindra 575 DI Features

Mahindra 575 DI Full specifications

Engine

Engine HP45 HP
PTO HP41.8 HP
Engine capacity2,979 cc
Cylinders4
Fuel tank50 litres

Transmission · Brakes & steering

Gearbox8 Forward + 2 Reverse
Transmission typePartial Constant Mesh / Full Constant Mesh / SLIPTO
BrakesOil Immersed Brakes
SteeringMechanical / Power Steering (optional)
Drive2WD

Hydraulics & PTO

Lifting capacity2,000 kg

Dimensions & weight · Wheels & tyres

Weight1,860 kg
Wheelbase1,945 mm
Front tyre6.00 x 16 / 7.50 x 16
Rear tyre13.6 x 28 / 14.9 x 28

Other

Warranty6 years

Mahindra 575 DI 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 575 DI — Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Mahindra 575 DI?

The ex-showroom range is about 6.84 lakh to 7.14 lakh. The lower end is the mechanical steering variant with the smaller lift; the top end typically means power steering and the 2000 kg hydraulics. On-road cost adds registration and insurance and varies by state, so treat any single number you see online as a starting point for bargaining.

How much weight can the Mahindra 575 DI lift?

It depends on the variant. Mahindra quotes 1700 kg on some and 2000 kg on others, so confirm which one your dealer is billing you for before you pay the token. The linkage is CAT-2 with an external chain, which is the right size for a heavy cultivator or an MB plough in this power class.

Is the Mahindra 575 DI good for puddling paddy fields?

It is used for exactly that across UP and Punjab. 41.8 PTO HP and 1860 kg of tractor do the job with cage wheels fitted. What you will miss is a creeper gear: the eight-speed box has no very slow ratio, so in soft puddle you end up working the clutch more than you would like on a long day.

Which is better, the Mahindra 575 DI or the Mahindra 575 DI XP Plus?

The XP Plus gives you two extra HP, standard dual-acting power steering and a three-stage oil bath cleaner for about ten thousand rupees more at the base. The plain 575 DI answers with a bigger lift, 2000 kg against 1500 kg, and a published 50 litre tank. Heavy hydraulic work points to the standard tractor; long driving days point to the XP Plus.

Sources: www.tractorjunction.com

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