Tractor · 51–60 HP

Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS Price September 2026

Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS
₹ 10.08 Lakh – ₹ 10.7 Lakhex-showroom
55 HPEngine HP
4,712 ccEngine capacity
2,200 kgLifting capacity
5 yearsWarranty

Common rail on an Indian 55 HP tractor is still a small club, and the Tiger DI 55 CRDS is Sonalika's entry to it. The engine runs 4712 cc through four cylinders and makes 231 Nm, with TREM IV emissions compliance, which is the point of the whole exercise: government tenders, laser levelling contracts and municipal work increasingly ask for it. Fuel is metered electronically rather than by a mechanical pump, so the tractor holds engine speed better when a large rotavator suddenly bites. You get constant mesh side-shift gears in 12F+12R or 20F+20R, a reverse PTO, 2200 kg lift with automatic depth and draft control plus dual remote valves, and a 65 litre tank. Warranty runs 5 years. At ₹10.08 to ₹10.70 lakh this is priced against John Deere, not against the value brands, and Sonalika knows it.

Aglist Score: 7.4/10 — Good

7.4/10
Good
Value for money 4.0
Power & performance 10.0
Hydraulics & implements 8.5
Build & durability 7.6
Comfort & usability 8.1
Warranty & service reach 8.2

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Our verdict: Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

We think this tractor makes sense for a narrow set of buyers, and no sense at all for everyone else. If you take contract work that specifies TREM IV, or you run a laser leveller and a big rotavator back to back all season, common rail injection is worth real money to you. Holding 231 Nm steadily as the load swings is what keeps a leveller blade cutting evenly, and the 20F+20R shuttle with reverse PTO turns a full day of headland turns into something a driver can survive.

But ₹10.08 lakh is a lot of tractor money in India, and at that number a buyer will look hard at the John Deere 5310, which costs from ₹10.48 lakh, is also 55 HP, and carries a brand premium at resale that Sonalika does not yet command. The 4712 cc engine is heavy on displacement, and while that gives lugging ability, common rail also means your village mechanic cannot fix an injector problem with a screwdriver. You are buying into an authorised workshop for the life of the machine. The 5 year warranty softens that, not eliminates it.

Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS — What works / What to watch

What works

  • CRDI injection holds engine speed when a rotavator loads up suddenly
  • TREM IV compliance opens up government and contract work
  • 231 Nm and 4712 cc give strong lugging ability in deep tillage
  • 20F+20R shuttle with reverse PTO for heavy headland turning
  • 5 year warranty and a 65 litre tank for long working days

What to watch

  • ₹10.08 lakh puts it against the John Deere 5310, which has stronger resale
  • Common rail injectors need an authorised workshop, not a village mechanic
  • PTO horsepower is not published in our data
  • Far more tractor than a 10 to 15 acre farm will ever use

What farmers use it for

Best for: Contractors needing TREM IV compliance for laser levelling, dozer and commercial haulage across long seasons.

Premium heavy-duty: laser levelling, dozer, large rotavator, sugarcane, commercial haulage and custom hiring where TREM IV compliance is needed

Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS Features

Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS Full specifications

Engine

Engine HP55 HP
Engine capacity4,712 cc
Cylinders4
Fuel tank65 litres

Transmission · Brakes & steering

Gearbox12 Forward + 12 Reverse / 20 Forward + 20 Reverse
Transmission typeConstant Mesh (side shift)
BrakesOil Immersed Brakes
SteeringPower Steering
Drive2WD

Hydraulics & PTO

Lifting capacity2,200 kg

Dimensions & weight · Wheels & tyres

Front tyre7.50 x 16
Rear tyre16.9 x 28

Other

Warranty5 years

Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS 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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Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS — Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS?

It runs from ₹10.08 lakh to ₹10.70 lakh. The gap between the two figures comes mainly from choosing the 20F+20R gearbox over the 12F+12R, and from state RTO and insurance charges that vary widely between Punjab, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. Treat any advertised ex-showroom price as the starting point of a conversation.

What does CRDI and TREM IV actually mean for a farmer?

CRDI meters diesel electronically at high pressure instead of through a mechanical pump, so the engine holds its speed better when load changes suddenly and burns fuel more completely. TREM IV is the emissions standard. Many government tenders, municipal contracts and organised custom-hiring jobs now require it, so it is as much a paperwork advantage as an engineering one.

Which is better, the Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS or the John Deere 5310?

Both are 55 HP. The Sonalika starts ₹40,000 lower, carries a much larger 4712 cc engine against the Deere's 2900 cc, and adds a reverse PTO. The 5310 gives 46.7 PTO HP, a 2000 kg lift, a 68 litre tank and stronger resale. Choose the Sonalika for lugging power, the Deere for holding its value.

What warranty comes with the Sonalika Tiger DI 55 CRDS?

Sonalika offers 5 years on this model, along with what it calls a 3X2 service promise. On a common rail tractor that warranty is more important than it looks, because injection system parts are expensive and cannot be repaired locally. Read the schedule carefully, since warranty on modern engines usually depends on servicing on time at an authorised workshop.

Sources: tractorkarvan.com tractorkarvan.com

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