The Punjab facility now churns out 19,000 tractors a month, up from 18,067 in August 2026—a 5% jump that keeps the supply chain humming.
That surge translated into a record 1,00,000 units sold by the end of the first six months of FY27, the fastest half‑year performance the brand has ever seen.
Raman Mittal, Joint Managing Director, said, "When we crossed 50,000 annual tractor sales, our hunger was to reach 1,00,000 annual tractor sales. When we reached 1,00,000, we challenged ourselves again: could we achieve it in half the time of 6 months instead? Today, we have answered that ambition with our fastest‑ever performance."
Such momentum comes as the Indian government ramps up subsidies for mechanised farming, pushing farmers toward tractors to boost output. With a production base that can scale further, Sonalika is positioned to meet the rising demand without waiting for new plant approvals.
Looking ahead, the company plans to keep the output rate above 20,000 units per month by September, and expects to hit 150,000 sales by the end of FY27. Buyers can expect newer models with enhanced powertrains and better connectivity as the brand expands.