Mahindra Tractors launches a limited edition of  the Yuvo Tech+ 585 DI 4WD model. Available in three tricolor inspired color choices, these limited edition tractors honor India’s unity, resilience, and agricultural strength, serving as a symbol of pride and respect for the farmers who drive the country forward.

Enhancing a customer’s ownership experience, Mahindra Tractors will roll-out Limited Edition Yuvo Tech+ 585 DI 4WD tractors in Metallic Orange, Everest White and Metallic Green. The Metallic Green variant will be equipped with the full set of limited-edition accessories including a rope, jerrican, and a Mahindra flag.

“The Yuvo Tech+ 585 DI 4WD variant is crafted in the colors of the tricolor, earning a distinctive visual appeal that does not just enhances its character, but symbolizes progress and our commitment to empower farmers as pillars of the country’s progress,”  says VP and head of marketing Parikshit Ghosh.”


Engineered for demanding farm operations, the Yuvo Tech+ 585 DI Limited-edition is powered by a four-cylinder engine delivering a maximum PTO output of 33.9 kW (45.4 HP). With a peak torque of 215 Nm and 18 per cent backup torque, the Yuvo Tech+ 585 DI Limited-edition is suited to handle heavy-duty operations and challenging soil conditions in Indian farming.

With a 2000 kg hydraulic lift capacity, the Yuvo Tech+ 585 DI Limited Edition supports use of a wide range of farm implements. It is equipped with a dual clutch, MSPTO and an auxiliary valve, along with a 12 forward and 3 reverse gear transmission, meeting operational versatility across diverse farming applications.

The tractor features power steering with 9.5 x 20-inch front tires and 14.9 x 28-inch rear tires, providing traction across both dry and wet field conditions.

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