16 models · $12,546–$48,204 (12 of 16 priced) · 19.4–71 hp
Mahindra fields 16 tractors on this list, smallest first. The one that buys the most PTO horsepower per dollar is the Mahindra 6075 at 1.27 PTO hp per $1,000 — counting the 6 of 12 whose prices are for a comparable build. The biggest loader figure is 1,477 lbs, on the Mahindra 2123 and the Mahindra 2126 — they share a loader, measured at the pivot pin, which is the convention 5 of the 16 loader-equipped models here publish.
Mahindra's North American tractor business is run from Houston, Texas, where Mahindra Ag North America has been assembling tractors and utility vehicles for more than 30 years. The parent, India's Mahindra & Mahindra, also sells the ROXOR off-roader, which it builds at its own plant in Auburn Hills, Michigan. The smaller tractors have a Japanese side to them: in May 2015 Mahindra paid about $25 million for a 33% stake in Mitsubishi Agricultural Machinery, whose compact designs were already being sold under the Mahindra name in North America. That arrangement is now ending. In March 2026 Mahindra Ag North America announced it was moving away from the Mitsubishi Mahindra Agriculture joint venture and would introduce its own 26 to 70 hp tractors over the following months to replace the models the venture produced, while promising parts, warranty and service support for existing machines for many years.
The lineup listed here runs from the hydrostatic 1100 sub-compacts (1120, 1123, 1126) and the slightly larger 2123 and 2126, both with Mitsubishi engines, through the 1600 compacts (1626, 1635, 1640, offered with shuttle or hydrostatic drive) to the gear-drive 4540 and 4550 and the shuttle 5145, 5155, 6065 and 6075 utility tractors. The eMax 20S and the 2638 are kept for reference and point to their successors. Given the March 2026 announcement, expect some of the smaller model numbers to change within a year.
Mahindra's warranty is split at the 4500 line: current models from the 4500 series down, the 1600 and 2600 machines among them, get a 7-year limited powertrain warranty, while the 5100, 5500, 6000 and larger series get 5 years or 3,000 hours. The 7-year term dates from July 2016, when Mahindra extended it to its sub-compact, compact and compact-utility models.
The trade buyers describe is a simple one. The machines are cheap for their weight and loader rating, and dealer package deals with a loader, grapple and implements are how many of them were bought. What follows is mostly about support rather than iron: parts that a dealer struggles to identify, repair waits measured in weeks, thin documentation for things like power-beyond ports, and a clear sense that a Mahindra is only as good as the nearest dealer.
Sources: agrospectrumindia.com, wardsauto.com, oemoffhighway.com, farms.com, manitobacooperator.ca, mahindrausa.com, rurallifestyledealer.com, m.farms.com
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Mitsubishi-powered and the smallest machine Mahindra sold in the US, pitched under the BX and 1-Series on price rather than on capability. The 1100 series replaced it and Mahindra has taken the model page down - only the eMax series brochure is still hosted.
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Cheapest way into the Mahindra lineup: $14,189 buys 20.1 hp, two-range hydrostatic drive and the 794 lb L11 loader, with no diesel particulate filter and no regeneration cycle anywhere in the powertrain. HST is the only transmission offered, and a heated cab is optional.
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Compact frame with a sub-25 hp engine, which is the point: 22.9 hp and no DPF, but a three-range HST, the 1,477 lb L21 loader and 1,760 lb of rear lift - more than double what the 1100 series manages on the same horsepower. Open station only.
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At 24.7 hp the 1626 is a compact tractor with a Mahindra 3-cylinder diesel and class-leading loader lift for the money, backed by a long warranty. It targets value buyers who want more loader muscle and coverage than the premium brands offer at the price.
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Middle rung of the 1600 series, and the point where Mahindra stops publishing a price: the series figure belongs to the 1626, so this one is priced off dealer books at about $25,659 for the 8F/8R synchro shuttle. A three-range HST runs roughly $2,500 more, and a heated cab is offered only on the HST.
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A 2.7-litre mCRD engine with no DPF and a 2,646 lb hitch let this punch well past its 37 hp rating. Mahindra has retired the 2600 series in favour of the 2100, leaving the series brochure as the only maker document that still describes it.
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Deliberately low-tech: 41 naturally aspirated horsepower through an 8F/2R constant-mesh box, 3,527 lb of rear lift and a 5,192 lb frame for $28,447. No HST, no cab and no turbo are offered in the 4500 series - what you get instead is a lot of iron per dollar.
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Four cylinders instead of three is the real story at the top of the 1600 series - 166.7 cu in turning slower, for 38.7 hp and 29.9 at the PTO. Dealer books put the base synchro shuttle near $28,885; the HST is about $31,191 and is the only way to get the cab.
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Cheapest twelve-speed synchro shuttle in this catalog: $32,462 buys 45 naturally aspirated horsepower, 12F/12R with a forward-reverse shuttle, 3,748 lb of rear lift and a 3,100 lb loader. Turbocharging arrives only on the 55 hp 5155, and the 5100 series has no cab at all.
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Turbocharging is what separates this from the 5145 it shares a frame with: same 166 cu in four-cylinder, same 12F/12R synchro shuttle, but 55 hp and 47 at the PTO instead of 45 and 38. Dealer books put it near $37,333 - the $32,462 the 5100 series advertises is the 5145's.
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Where Mahindra stops being the cheap alternative and starts being a real utility tractor: 62 turbocharged, intercooled, common-rail horsepower, a 15-speed with an optional power shuttle, 5,952 lb of rear lift and an air-conditioned cab on the option list. $43,189 open station.
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The biggest tractor Mahindra sells below the 7000s: 71 turbocharged, intercooled, common-rail horsepower, 61 at the PTO, and 5,952 lb of rear lift. It ships with the 15F/15R electronic power shuttle as standard rather than as an option, which is why the open station starts near $48,204.
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At 48 hp the 4550 is a heavy, gear-drive utility tractor with a 48 HP Mahindra mCRD diesel that runs without a DPF, built with an old-school stout frame. It targets buyers who want maximum weight and lift capacity for the money.
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Middle step of the 1100 series, and the one that buys real PTO power without crossing 25 hp: 22.9 gross hp and 16.8 at the shaft for $2,141 more than the 1120, on the same frame, same L11 loader and same 6.6-gallon tank. Heated cab optional.
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Clears 25 hp without gaining a diesel particulate filter, which is the whole argument for the 1100 series: 25.3 gross hp, 19.2 at the PTO, and Mahindra still states no DPF and no regen. Top of the sub-compact range, HST only, heated cab optional at $25,324.
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Pick of Mahindra's small tractors, and the only one whose cab gets air conditioning as well as heat: 25.3 hp with no DPF, 1,760 lb of rear lift, and electronic hitch controls on cab models. $21,149 open station, $29,499 with the cab.
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