New Delhi: The 9th EIMA Agrimach India 2025 opened with a focus on sustainable and modern farming solutions. The event highlighted the growing shift toward electric and efficient farming machinery. Among them, VST Tillers Tractors Ltd. drew attention by unveiling its first-ever Electric Power Tiller and Electric Power Weeder, alongside several other innovative farm machinery. The company also shared its recent sales figures, showcasing its steady growth in the market.
For the first time, VST Tillers Tractors has started making electric farm machinery, showing a move toward cleaner and cheaper farming solutions. The new electric tiller and weeder were officially revealed at PUSA, New Delhi, by Smt. S. Rukmani, Joint Secretary of the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare. The implements were fully made in-house, showing VST’s skill in design and innovation.
CEO Antony Cherukara said, "The new machines will help farmers save fuel and make their work easier." He also said, "These electric machines are strong, eco-friendly, and follow India’s clean energy goals."
VST has a lot of experience with electric farming machinery from working with international companies. They have supplied parts for electric and self-driving tractors around the world. Using this knowledge, VST now wants to make small farms in India more efficient. In addition, the company believes that electric machines can help farmers save money, work faster, and use cleaner, more environmentally friendly farming methods.
At the expo, VST displayed a variety of equipment alongside the EV tiller and weeder, including:
VST reported 37,297 power tiller sales in FY25, slightly higher than the 36,480 units sold in FY24. The company expects its new electric range to boost growth further and attract farmers seeking cleaner, cost-efficient machinery.
The launch also had a strong impact on the stock market. VST shares rose 5.43% to an intraday high of ₹5,780 on November 28, 2025. By 10 AM, the stock was still up 4.81% at ₹5,745.55, while the BSE Sensex gained only 0.17%. Investors welcomed the company’s move into the EV segment, noting its potential to reduce operating costs and encourage wider adoption of sustainable farm equipment.
Montra Electric has launched its E-27 electric tractor in the northern market, expanding its presence in India’s growing EV farming segment. The tractor delivers power equivalent to 27 HP and runs on a 22.37 kWh LFP battery, providing up to 4.5 hours of continuous use.
The company says the E-27 can reduce farm operating costs by nearly 70%, offering farmers lifetime savings of up to ₹10 lakh. It is currently available through 17 dealerships across 10 states, making electric farming tools more accessible for small and medium-scale farmers. The launch highlights the growing adoption of eco-friendly and cost-efficient machinery in Indian agriculture.
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