International Tractors Limited (ITL), renowned as India’s top tractor exporter, introduced five groundbreaking tractor series today, featuring cutting-edge technology, including an electric model, the Solis SV Series. These tractors, unveiled at the ‘Global Partners Summit (GPS) 200’ in Gurugram, India, signify ITL’s unwavering commitment to advancing farming practices globally. Over 200 channel partner members from around the world attended the event, emphasizing the global impact of these new offerings.
New Series
The latest line-up includes Series S, Series C, Series H, Series N, and the electric Solis SV series, all equipped with state-of-the-art technology and advanced emission control systems. Leveraging its robust manufacturing base in India and a vast network of 3,000 dealers worldwide, ITL delivers high-quality products at a competitive cost to farmers across the globe.
While Series H, Series S, and Solis SV models are launched globally, Series C targets European markets, and Series N caters to Europe, the USA, Africa, and South America. Notably, the electric variant guarantees superior torque availability and offers fast charging, making it a game-changer for electric tractors.
ITL Statement
Mr. Gaurav Saxena, Director and CEO of International Business at ITL, emphasized the company’s global commitment to the agricultural community and the role customer feedback plays in continuously evolving their product offerings. He stated, “These new five tractor series will enable us to strengthen our position in the world markets, serve a wider range of customers, and penetrate newer segments in various markets, all with the support of our extensive network of over 3,000 dealers.”
ITL Growth
ITL holds the number one position in 15+ countries, including Hungary, Portugal, Iceland, Germany, France, Finland, Czech Republic, Nepal, Myanmar, and Algeria, among others, in the addressable segment. As the top Indian company exporting tractors equipped with advanced technology in the 16-125 HP segment to 150+ countries worldwide, ITL has experienced significant growth in recent years, with a market share that surged from 28% in FY23 to 36% in H1 FY24.