Tractor · 51–60 HP

Sonalika DI 750 III Price September 2026

Sonalika DI 750 III
₹ 7.16 Lakh – ₹ 7.69 Lakhex-showroom
55 HPEngine HP
3,707 ccEngine capacity
2,200 kgLifting capacity

Hook a straw reaper to a tired 45 HP tractor and you learn quickly where the limit is. The DI 750 III was built for the other side of that limit. Sonalika gives it four cylinders and 3707 cc against a 55 HP rating, which is a deliberately understressed engine, and adds an independent PTO clutch so the reaper or super seeder keeps turning while you feather ground speed through a thick patch. Transmission is constant mesh, offered as 8F+2R, 12F+3R or a 12F+12R shuttle for anyone who spends the day reversing under a dozer blade. Lift is 2200 kg. At ₹7.16 to ₹7.69 lakh it sits below most four-cylinder 55 HP machines on sale, and that price is the entire argument for it in a custom-hiring yard where engine hours matter more than the badge on the bonnet.

Aglist Score: 7.4/10 — Good

7.4/10
Good
Value for money 8.1
Power & performance 5.5
Hydraulics & implements 8.5
Build & durability 7.6
Comfort & usability 6.8
Warranty & service reach 8.0

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Our verdict: Sonalika DI 750 III

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

We read this as a working man's 55 HP rather than a showroom one. The 3707 cc four-cylinder block is the part worth paying for. Torque turns up without you holding the throttle at the top of its range, and on a super seeder in wet paddy stubble that shows up in the diesel bill and in how long a clutch plate lasts. The IPTO clutch earns its place too. If you run a reaper or a thresher for full days, having the implement stop every time you dip the clutch is what wears out drivers and shear bolts alike.

Where we would push back: 45.8 PTO HP from a 55 HP engine is a 17 percent loss, which is normal but not generous, and several three-cylinder rivals at this price will feel quicker on the road with a loaded trolley. The data we hold carries no kerb weight and no fuel tank figure for this model, and for a haulage buyer both matter. Sonalika's workshop network is also thinner than Massey's or Mahindra's in the South. If your nearest one is 60 km away, put a value on that before you sign.

Sonalika DI 750 III — What works / What to watch

What works

  • 3707 cc across four cylinders for 55 HP means a lightly stressed engine
  • IPTO clutch keeps a straw reaper or super seeder running through gear changes
  • 12F+12R shuttle option makes dozer and loader work far less tiring
  • 2200 kg lift handles a heavy MB plough or a large rotavator
  • Cheapest route into a four-cylinder 55 HP at ₹7.16 lakh

What to watch

  • 45.8 PTO HP from 55 engine HP is an ordinary conversion, not a strong one
  • No published kerb weight or fuel tank capacity in our data
  • Service network is patchier in South India than Massey or Mahindra
  • Constant mesh, not synchromesh, so road shifting still needs a practised foot

What farmers use it for

Best for: Custom-hiring operators in North India running straw reapers, super seeders and dozer blades for long days.

Heavy tillage and haulage: straw reaper, super seeder, dozer blade, sugarcane and paddy operations, contract work in North India

Sonalika DI 750 III Features

Sonalika DI 750 III Full specifications

Engine

Engine HP55 HP
PTO HP45.8 HP
Engine capacity3,707 cc
Cylinders4

Transmission · Brakes & steering

Gearbox8 Forward + 2 Reverse / 12 Forward + 3 Reverse / 12 Forward + 12 Reverse
Transmission typeConstant Mesh
BrakesOil Immersed Brakes
SteeringPower Steering
Drive2WD

Hydraulics & PTO

Lifting capacity2,200 kg

Dimensions & weight · Wheels & tyres

Wheelbase2,210 mm
Front tyre7.50 x 16
Rear tyre14.9 x 28 / 16.9 x 28

Sonalika DI 750 III 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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Sonalika DI 750 III — Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Sonalika DI 750 III in 2026?

The DI 750 III sells between ₹7.16 lakh and ₹7.69 lakh. Where you land inside that band depends mostly on which gearbox you pick, since the 12F+12R shuttle and the 12F+3R cost more than the plain 8F+2R, and on your state's RTO charges and insurance. Ask the dealer for an on-road figure, not the ex-showroom one.

How many HP is the Sonalika DI 750 III and what is its PTO power?

The engine is rated 55 HP and the PTO delivers 45.8 HP. That PTO figure is the number that matters when you are sizing an implement, because a rotavator or straw reaper draws from the PTO, not from the engine rating. At 45.8 HP it will drive a 6 to 7 foot rotavator in most soils without labouring.

What mileage does the Sonalika DI 750 III give?

We do not publish a mileage figure here because we have no verified test number for it. What we can tell you is what moves it: 3707 cc spread over four cylinders means the engine is not straining at 55 HP, so it burns less at part load than a smaller three-cylinder doing the same job. Implement width, ballast and working depth matter more than the badge.

Is the Sonalika DI 750 III good for trolley and sugarcane haulage?

Yes, with one caveat. Four cylinders and constant mesh gears suit loaded pulls up a mandi ramp, and top speed reaches 35.57 km/h for the run home. The caveat is that our data carries no kerb weight for this model, and weight is what keeps the front end down under a heavily loaded trolley. Ask to see the machine on a weighbridge.

Sources: tractorkarvan.com

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