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Buying a tractor is a major investment for every farmer. From improving productivity to reducing dependence on manual labour, the right tractor can make everyday farming faster and more efficient. With the GST reform reducing the tractor GST rate on eligible agricultural tractors from 12% to 5%, farmers now have another reason to revisit their tractor-buying plans.
If you are planning to upgrade your existing tractor or bring home your first tractor, this could be the right time to explore the Viksit Kisan Ki Pehli Pasand Solis Yanmar tractor range.
As of 2026, the tractor GST rate for eligible agricultural tractors under HSN 8701 is 5%, reduced from the earlier 12%. The revised rate came into effect on September 22, 2025.
This means that GST now forms a smaller component of the taxable tractor price. However, the final amount you pay will also depend on insurance, registration, road tax, accessories and other applicable charges.
For most farmers purchasing an agricultural tractor, the 5% rate is the key change to consider.
Suppose the taxable price of a tractor is Rs 8 lakh. At 12% GST, the tax would have been Rs 96,000. At the current 5% tractor GST rate, the GST would be Rs 40,000. That means the GST component is Rs 56,000 lower, assuming the same taxable price.
The GST reform is an opportunity to reassess your tractor-buying plans but the right tractor should be chosen based on your farm's requirements, not GST alone.
Viksit Kisan Ki Pehli Pasand Solis Yanmar offers tractors across different horsepower categories, giving farmers options for different crops, land sizes, implements and applications.
Solis 4415 (13.6-28 Tyre Expert):
The Solis 4415 combines a 2891 cc E3 engine with strong torque and fuel-efficient performance. Its 10 Forward + 5 Reverse transmission and dual-clutch system ensure smooth operation across varied farm tasks. The 2,000 kg hydraulic lifting capacity supports a wide range of implements, while 2WD and 4WD options offer flexibility for different field conditions. Power Steering and Oil Immersed Brakes add comfort, control, and safety. From puddling and sowing to cultivation and haulage, the Solis 4415 delivers dependable everyday performance.
Solis 4515 (14.9-28 Tyre Expert):
The Solis 4515 is built for heavy-duty farming, powered by a 3065 cc E3 engine delivering 205 Nm torque. Its 10 Forward + 5 Reverse transmission enables efficient speed selection, while the 2,000 kg Hydrotronic Advanced Hydraulic system handles demanding implements with ease. Available in 2WD and 4WD, it offers excellent traction and versatility. With 14.9-28 rear tyres and Oil Immersed Brakes, the Solis 4515 is well suited for tillage, ploughing, haulage, loader work, and commercial farming.
Solis 5515: (A 55-HP Tractor)
The Solis 5515 is engineered for intensive farming and longer working hours. Its 3532 cc 3-cylinder engine delivers reliable performance, while the 12 Forward + 3 Reverse transmission enables smooth and efficient operation. The 2,200 kg Hydrotronic ADDC hydraulic lift makes it ideal for handling larger implements. Available in 2WD and 4WD, it delivers strong traction across varied terrain. From ploughing and cultivation to sowing, haulage, and loader applications, the Solis 5515 is built for productivity and durability.
The complete range of Solis Yanmar tractors, along with detailed model specifications, is available on the official Solis website
Tractors and agricultural implements do not necessarily have the same GST classification. Several agricultural machinery categories have also received favourable GST treatment, but the applicable rate depends on the specific product and HSN classification.
So, if you are purchasing a Solis tractor along with a rotavator, cultivator, plough, trolley or other implement, check the GST applicable to each item separately.
The tractor on-road price after GST generally includes more than the tractor's taxable value and GST.
Your final quotation may include:
Ex-GST tractor price
GST
Insurance
Registration charges
Road tax, wherever applicable
Accessories and optional equipment
Other applicable charges
For example, if an eligible tractor has a taxable value of Rs 8 lakh:
Rs 8,00,000 + 5% GST (Rs40,000) = Rs 8,40,000
Insurance, registration and other applicable charges would be added to arrive at the final on-road price.
The reduction in the tractor GST rate from 12% to 5% makes the tax component more favourable for eligible agricultural tractors. If you have been planning to upgrade, now is a good time to compare your options and understand the complete purchase cost.
From the powerful Solis 4415 to the advanced Solis 4515, Solis 5515 and more, Viksit Kisan Ki Pehli Pasand Solis Yanmar offers tractors for different farming needs. Check the revised GST. Compare the complete on-road price. Choose the power that matches your farm and bring home a Solis Yanmar built to help you do more.
The reduction in the tractor GST rate from 12% to 5% makes eligible agricultural tractors more tax-friendly and can reduce the overall tax burden for farmers. If you have been considering upgrading your tractor, this is a good opportunity to compare models, understand the complete tractor on-road price after GST and choose a tractor that matches your farming needs.
From the multispeed Solis 4415 and powerful Solis 4515 to the 55-HP Solis 5515, Viksit Kisan Ki Pehli Pasand Solis Yanmar offers options for a wide range of agricultural applications. Check the applicable GST, compare the complete purchase cost and bring home a Solis Yanmar tractor built to deliver dependable performance across your farming needs.
1. What is the current tractor GST rate in India?
The current tractor GST rate for eligible agricultural tractors under HSN 8701 is 5%, reduced from the earlier 12% effective September 22, 2025.
2. Has the tractor GST rate reduction made tractors cheaper?
Yes. The reduction in GST lowers the tax component on eligible agricultural tractors. However, the final tractor on-road price after GST will also include costs such as insurance, registration, road tax and applicable accessories or charges.
3. How is the tractor GST rate calculated?
GST is calculated on the taxable value of the tractor. For example, on a taxable tractor price of Rs 8 lakh, 5% GST would be Rs 40,000, making the price Rs8.40 lakh before insurance, registration and other applicable charges.
4. Is GST on tractor spare parts also 5%?
Not necessarily. Tractor spare parts GST depends on the specific part and its applicable HSN classification. Therefore, spare parts may have a different GST rate from the tractor itself.
5. Is GST on agricultural implements the same as on tractors?
No. Agricultural implements such as rotavators, cultivators, ploughs and other machinery can fall under different HSN classifications and may attract different GST rates. Always check the applicable rate for each product.
6. Does the tractor GST rate affect the tractor on-road price?
Yes. A lower GST rate reduces the tax component of the purchase price. However, the tractor on-road price after GST depends on the ex-GST price, GST, insurance, registration, road tax and other applicable charges.
7. Should I consider buying a tractor after the GST reform?
If you are planning to purchase or upgrade a tractor, the lower GST on eligible agricultural tractors can make the purchase more favorable. However, compare tractors based on horsepower, fuel efficiency, lifting capacity, transmission, drive options and the work you need to perform.
8. Where can I check Solis Yanmar tractor models and specifications?
You can explore the complete Solis Yanmar tractor range and check detailed model specifications on the official Solis yanmar website before making your purchase decision.
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