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Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD Price September 2026

Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD
₹ 4.63 Lakh – ₹ 4.78 Lakhex-showroom
20 HPEngine HP
1,366 ccEngine capacity
750 kgLifting capacity
5 yearsWarranty

The difference between this and the standard JIVO 225 is about ₹31,000 and a front axle that pulls. That sounds like a small thing until the first monsoon week, when a 2WD mini tractor with a mounted sprayer sits spinning on a wet grape row and this one walks out. Same 1366 cc twin, same 18.4 HP at the PTO, same 2300 mm turning circle, but the drive going to all four wheels changes where you can take it. Pomegranate blocks on sloping ground in Solapur, coconut and areca gardens where the soil never fully dries, terraced plots in the hills, paddy inter-cultivation. Torque is quoted at 66.5 Nm. The buyer is usually someone who already tried a 2WD mini on this land and got stuck, or someone whose land tells them plainly they will.

Aglist Score: 6.8/10 — Good

6.8/10
Good
Value for money 4.4
Power & performance 7.8
Hydraulics & implements 7.5
Build & durability 5.9
Comfort & usability 8.1
Warranty & service reach 9.0

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Our verdict: Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

Our view is that if you are buying a JIVO at all, and your land is anything other than flat and dry, this is the one worth stretching to. ₹4.63 lakh to ₹4.78 lakh is roughly seven percent over the 2WD, and four-wheel drive at 20 HP is rare enough in India that the premium is honest rather than opportunistic. Oil-immersed disc brakes and power steering are standard. The five-year cover carries over. Now the criticism. Mahindra kept the sliding-mesh 8F+4R gearbox, and at ₹4.7 lakh a constant-mesh box would not have been an unreasonable expectation; the Kubota NeoStar has one, though it costs a great deal more. The fuel tank drops to 22 litres from 24, which on a full day of spraying means an extra stop. Lift stays at 750 kg, so the front axle has not bought you any more implement capacity. And 4WD on a light tractor is traction, not weight; if your real problem is that the machine is too light to pull a two-bottom plough, four driven wheels will not fix that. Buy it for grip, not for draft.

Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD — What works / What to watch

What works

  • Four-wheel drive in the 20 HP class, which very few rivals offer at all
  • Costs only about ₹31,000 over the 2WD JIVO for a genuinely different capability
  • 18.4 PTO HP and 66.5 Nm handle rotavator and thresher duty on small plots
  • 2300 mm turning radius keeps it usable between close orchard rows
  • Oil-immersed disc brakes and a five-year warranty come as standard

What to watch

  • Still a sliding-mesh gearbox at ₹4.7 lakh, so every shift needs a stop
  • Fuel tank shrinks to 22 litres, adding a refill stop on long spray days
  • 750 kg lift is unchanged, so 4WD buys grip but no extra implement capacity
  • Front axle and its parts add cost when service day arrives

What farmers use it for

Best for: Sloping or damp orchard and vineyard rows, coconut and areca gardens, and hill terraces where a 2WD mini loses grip.

Wet/sloping orchard and vineyard rows, grape and pomegranate gardens, inter-cultivation, ploughing and haulage on small holdings

Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD Features

Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD Full specifications

Engine

Engine HP20 HP
Engine capacity1,366 cc
Cylinders2
Fuel tank22 litres
Machine typeMini tractor

Transmission · Brakes & steering

GearboxSliding mesh, 8 Forward + 4 Reverse, single friction clutch plate
Transmission typeSliding mesh, 8 Forward + 4 Reverse, single friction clutch plate
BrakesOil immersed disc brakes
SteeringPower steering, single drop arm
Drive4WD

Hydraulics & PTO

Lifting capacity750 kg

Other

Warranty5 years

Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD 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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Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD — Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Mahindra JIVO 225 DI 4WD?

The published band is ₹4.63 lakh to ₹4.78 lakh ex-showroom, which puts it roughly ₹31,000 above the 2WD JIVO 225 DI. Where you buy changes the figure, and RTO charges, insurance and dealer-fitted accessories are extra. Ask the dealer to break out the on-road total instead of quoting only the ex-showroom number.

Is the 4WD version worth ₹31,000 more than the 2WD JIVO?

If your orchard slopes, stays damp, or you work puddled ground, yes without much argument. If your land is flat, dry and firm all season, the extra axle mainly adds purchase cost and service parts. The engine, PTO output, lift and turning radius are identical, so you are paying purely for traction.

Can the JIVO 225 DI 4WD be used for puddling paddy?

It can do light puddling and inter-cultivation in wet fields, and four driven wheels help it get out of soft patches. But at 20 HP with a 750 kg lift it is not a dedicated puddling tractor, and a cage-wheel setup will demand careful gear selection because the box is sliding mesh. For pure paddy work on wet soils, a power tiller often does the job cheaper.

What warranty does the JIVO 225 DI 4WD come with?

Mahindra lists a five-year warranty on this model, in line with the rest of the JIVO range. That is unusually long for a mini tractor in India, where one and two-year covers are common. Read the terms at the dealership on what counts as a wear item and what service intervals you must keep to for the cover to stay valid.

Sources: www.tractorjunction.com

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