In May, Mahindra marked its presence across South Africa’s key trade events, meeting real demand with machines that deliver.

Mahindra made a powerful impression at Nampo 2025, which took place in Bothaville, Free State. With more than 50,000 attendees, the event proved once again to be one of South Africa’s most influential platforms for agricultural dialogue and discovery. On display were Mahindra’s robust range of tractors, including the 7590 2WD, 6675 F CAB, 6060 2WD & 4WD, and 6075 4WD, alongside a full line-up of implements like the front-end loader, power harrow, sprayer, disc plough, disc harrow and rotavator. The response was overwhelmingly positive.

Earlier in the month, Hannamac, Mahindra’s East London dealership, represented the brand at the 2025 East London Agricultural Show. This event offered a valuable touchpoint with the Greater Buffalo City public. Hannamac’s stand featured the 6060 in both 2WD and 4WD variants and the 7590 4WD models, as well as core implements including a 3-disc plough, slasher and Mahindra TLB.

On the other hand, Hanlodagri showcased Mahindra’s strength at the Bloemfontein Show, a major event that blends commercial and agricultural interest, drawing more than 1,00,000 visitors annually. Mahindra’s stand was a crowd-puller with a dynamic mix of machines like the 6060 2WD, 7580 (both 2WD and 4WD), 7590 4WD, the VX 90 Earthmaster TLB, a 9x9 disc harrow, and a Hisarlar KV9H cultivator, reflecting Mahindra’s ability to serve both traditional and evolving farming needs.

Closing the month, our Nelspruit dealership participated in the inaugural Transport and Travel Indaba at Mbombela Stadium. Featuring the 7590 4WD and 6075 4WD, the presence marked Mahindra’s foray into new audience segments in a fast-growing region.

From classic agricultural expos to cross-sector showcases, Mahindra’s commitment to staying close to the ground, the farmer and the future continues to remain strong.