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India's tractor sales to grow 0-2% annually through 2028 due to El Niño risks, but strong replacement demand and low penetration support long-term growth.
India's tractor sales are expected to grow slowly, at 0-2% annually from 2026 to 2028, due to concerns over a weak monsoon linked to El Niño, which could reduce farm income and rural demand, according to an HSBC report.
While El Niño historically lowers tractor sales by disrupting rainfall, current reservoir levels are 24% above average, supporting Kharif crop sowing.
Replacement demand, now 45% of sales, is expected to remain strong as tractors from the 2009–2014 period reach end-of-life.
Despite near-term challenges, long-term growth remains likely due to low tractor penetration—only 7% of land parcels and 47% of eligible large farms have tractors.
Las ventas de tractores de la India crecerán un 0-2% anualmente hasta 2028 debido a los riesgos de El Niño, pero la fuerte demanda de reemplazo y la baja penetración respaldan el crecimiento a largo plazo.