Innovation To Be Show Stopper To Tractors Market Between 2022 and 2031  : FactMR

As global food consumption levels soar through the roof, the average crop yield of agricultural sectors across the globe is being hard-pressed beyond its threshold. While depending on uncertain elements such as weather, crop quality, soil quality and incentive schemes distresses the farmers, their reliability on tractors as the key agricultural machinery remains conformed. In the future, increasing farm produce and the outcomes of several major farming activities will remain highly dependent on the effective utilization of tractors. New sensors and IoT technologies are being integrated in the production of tractors. Leading manufacturers are offering multi-functional tractors to consolidate their utility and provide a time-saving solution for farmers. Governments are implementing initiatives towards enrollment of farmers in training programs that improve the abilities in operating advanced tractors. However, high costs of tractors compel farmers towards obtaining loans, wherein agricultural funding institutions fail to slacken the high interest rates.

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Sales of Tractors with 60-140 HP Engines to Incur Boost from Increasing Adoption of Large-Scale Farming

High crop produce threshold of large-scale farming is driving its adoption in the global agricultural landscape. To meet the requirements of plowing and tilling across large farms, tractors with high power engines are witnessing a growing demand. The report estimates that throughout the forecast period, 30% of tractors sold globally will be equipped with 60-140 HP engines. The report also estimates that the demand for tractors with 140-400 HP engines will reflect fastest volume growth by reflecting a CAGR of 3.1% over the forecast period.

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APEJ to Showcase Concentered Growth in Global Tractor Landscape; Driverless Tractors to Transform Market Dynamics

Regional assessment of the global tractors market puts the Asia-Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) at the forefront. By the end of 2026, the tractors market in APEJ region will register sales of over 1,500 thousand units, reflecting a global market volume share of nearly 50%. Companies namely Deere & Company, Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited, Caterpillar, AGCO Corporation, Kubota Corporation, New Holland, Claas KGaA mbH, Escorts Limited, McCormick Tractor, Mahindra & Mahindra Limited, Bobcat (a Doosan company), KIOTI Tractor (subsidiary of Daedong Industrial Company, Ltd.), JCB and Yanmar America Corporation are recognized for being leaders in global tractor manufacturing, majority of whom will be eyeing at expanding their bases in the APEJ region. It is further assessed that self-driving technologies will remodel the development of tractors for tomorrow. Driverless tractors will penetrate the global agricultural sector in the coming years, bolstering the reliability of tractors in meeting the crop yield expectations for future farming needs.

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