Tata 6 Wheeler Trucks

The Tata 6 wheeler truck price in India starts at ₹13.94 lakh for the 407 Gold SFC. Cargo trucks go up to about ₹32 lakh, and tippers go up to ₹37.12 lakh (ex-showroom). A 6 tyre truck and a 6 wheeler are the same thing, so the Tata 6 tyre truck price follows this list too.

Weight (GVW)	Models	Power	Ex-showroom price
5 to 7 tonnes	407 Gold SFC, 407G (CNG), SFC 609G (CNG), SFC 610	85–100 PS	₹13.94–17.11 lakh
7 to 8.5 tonnes	LPT 709G (CNG), SFC 709G (CNG), LPT 710, LPT 712, SFC 712, LPT 812, Ultra T.7	85–125 PS	₹14.72–20.20 lakh
9 to 12 tonnes	LPT 912, LPT 1012, LPT 1109G (CNG), LPT 1112, LPT 1212, Ultra T.11	85–160 PS	₹19.40–25.78 lakh
14 to 16 tonnes	LPT 1416, LPT 1612G (CNG), LPT 1616, Ultra T.16	125–180 PS	₹22.93–28.77 lakh
17.75 to 18.25 tonnes	LPT 1812G (CNG), LPT 1816	125–160 PS	₹27.65–30.03 lakh
18.5 tonnes	LPT 1912G (CNG), LPT 1916, 1918, 1921 and 1923, Ultra 1918, 1921 and T.19, Signa 1918.T CNG	125–230 PS	₹24.90–31.89 lakh

Ranges cover different wheelbases, deck lengths and cab options.

Two price changes shaped this list. GST on trucks fell from 28% to 18% on 22 September 2025, and Tata passed the cut on to buyers. On 1 October 2026, Tata raised prices by up to 1%. So a Tata truck price for a 6 wheeler quoted before October 2026 will be slightly lower than today's.

Tata 6 Wheeler Tipper (Hyva) and Dumper Price

The Tata tipper 6 wheel price runs from ₹16.83 lakh to ₹37.12 lakh ex-showroom. Hyva is the name of a company that makes tipping hydraulics, but most buyers use the word for any tipper. Dumper means the same thing. So the Tata dumper price for a 6 wheeler and the Tata hyva 6 wheeler price come from one list.

Tipper	GVW	Power	Ex-showroom price
SK 612	6,950 kg	125 PS	₹16.83–18.55 lakh
SK 712	7,490 kg	125 PS	₹19.58–19.81 lakh
LPK 912	9,950 kg	125 PS	₹21.41–23.09 lakh
LPK 1112	11,200 kg	125 PS	₹21.29–23.22 lakh
LPK 1216	12,990 kg	160 PS	₹23.64–26.90 lakh
LPK 1416	14,250 kg	160 PS	₹23.89–27.15 lakh
Ultra K.14	14,250 kg	160 PS	₹26.49 lakh
Signa 1923.K	18,500 kg	230 PS	₹29.01–36.75 lakh
Signa 1923.TK	18,500 kg	230 PS	₹34.02–37.12 lakh

The Tata 6 tyre tipper price rises with GVW, box size and cab. The SK and LPK tippers suit sand, bricks and city construction. The Signa 1923.K and 1923.TK carry the biggest loads a 6 wheeler can legally take.

Why the Tata 407 and 709 Are 6 Tyre Trucks

Every Tata 6 tyre truck has two axles. The front axle has 2 tyres. The rear axle has twin tyres on each side, so 4 more. That makes 6.

Tata's Fleetverse listing calls some light trucks, like the 407, 610 and 710, "4 wheels", because it counts wheel positions. Buyers count tyres, and dealers sell these trucks as 6 chakka trucks. That is why the Tata 407 6 wheel price belongs on this page, not on the 4 wheeler page.

Tata 6 Wheeler Truck On-Road Price and EMI

The Tata truck price for a 6 wheeler on road is the ex-showroom price plus road tax, registration, insurance, permit fees and FASTag. Each state sets its own road tax for goods vehicles, so the same truck costs a different amount in each state. Third-party insurance alone costs over ₹16,000 a year for a truck up to 7,500 kg GVW, and over ₹35,000 for one between 12,000 and 20,000 kg.

Every Tata 6 wheeler sold today meets BS6 norms, so the Tata 6 wheeler truck price for BS6 models is simply the current list. Ask your dealer for a written on-road quote and check each line.

Most buyers finance their truck. Take the ₹13.94 lakh 407 Gold SFC. With 15% down (about ₹2.09 lakh) and an 11% loan over 60 months, the EMI is about ₹25,800 a month. A ₹26.48 lakh LPT 1616 on the same terms costs about ₹48,900 a month, and a ₹29.01 lakh Signa 1923.K tipper about ₹53,600. Try your own numbers on the TruckOnWheels EMI calculator.

Tata 6 Wheeler Truck Load Capacity and GVW

A Tata 6 wheeler truck is rated between about 5,000 kg and 18,500 kg gross vehicle weight (GVW). GVW is the truck, its body and its load added together. The top figure comes from MoRTH's axle rules of 16 July 2018 (S.O. 3467(E)). They allow 7.5 tonnes on a front axle with 2 tyres and 11.5 tonnes on a rear axle with 4 tyres, 19 tonnes in all. Tata rates its biggest 6 wheelers just under that, at 18.5 tonnes.

Payload is what is left once you take away the truck and its body. On an 18.5-tonne cargo truck that is roughly 10 to 12 tonnes. Tippers carry a little less, because the steel body weighs more.

The model number tells you the size. The first one or two digits are the GVW in tonnes, and the last two are roughly the power divided by 10. A 1616 is a 16-tonne truck with 160 PS, and a 712 is a 7-tonne truck with 125 PS. The letters matter too. LPT and SFC are cargo trucks, LPK and SK are tippers, and a G means CNG.

Tata 6 Wheeler CNG Trucks and Mileage

Tata offers a wide choice of 6 wheeler CNG trucks. The 407G, SFC 609G, LPT 709G, LPT 1109G, LPT 1612G, LPT 1812G and LPT 1912G all run on CNG, and so does the Signa 1918.T CNG. CNG costs less per km than diesel, so these suit city and regional routes with good CNG supply.

As a rough guide, a light 6 wheeler like the 407 or 709 gives about 8 to 10 km/l of diesel. A loaded 16 to 18.5 tonne truck gives about 5 to 7 km/l on the highway, and tippers on site roads give less. Load, route and driving style decide where a truck lands.

Which Tata 6 Wheeler Truck Should You Buy?

Start with the load, not the price. For light city delivery, the 407 Gold SFC or the 407G CNG keeps costs low. For heavier city and town loads, look at the LPT 709G, 710, 712 or Ultra T.7.

For regional routes, the LPT 1109G, 1212 and Ultra T.11 fit the middle. For full loads over long distances, an 18.5-tonne LPT 1916, 1918, 1923 or Ultra T.19 earns the most per trip. For sand, aggregate and site work, pick an LPK 1216 or 1416, or a Signa 1923.K for the heaviest jobs.

Before you decide, compare the Ashok Leyland, Eicher and Mahindra 6 wheeler trucks too.