Ashok Leyland launches deep mining tippers in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Ashok Leyland, flagship of Hinduja group, launched new advanced vehicle transformation (AVTR) tipper models with high horsepower – AVTR 2832 and AVTR 3532 in Hyderabad. The launch of these vehicles with the A6 engines will help customers for applications such as road construction, irrigation, deep mining, boulder quarry and others. Powered by 8.0L A6 […]
Hyderabad: Ashok Leyland, flagship of Hinduja group, launched new advanced vehicle transformation (AVTR) tipper models with high horsepower – AVTR 2832 and AVTR 3532 in Hyderabad.
The launch of these vehicles with the A6 engines will help customers for applications such as road construction, irrigation, deep mining, boulder quarry and others.
Powered by 8.0L A6 series engines with iGEN6 technology, these trucks generate 320HP and deliver 1200NM torque. The globally benchmarked A6 engines are indigenously designed and developed by Ashok Leyland to offer torque, acceleration, pulling power and fuel efficiency.
The AVTR range comes with H6 and A4 engines and will deliver a maximum of 250 HP. However, there has been a need for a vehicle in the deep mining tipper segment, as the vehicles need to negotiate steep gradients with very high payloads. With the launch of new vehicles, the company will be filling this gap.
Commenting on the launch, Sanjay Saraswat, head, M&HCV, Ashok Leyland, said, “The High Horse Power Tippers are inbuilt with the state-of-the-art A6 series engines that are designed and developed indigenously.”
Sanjeev Kumar, head, M&HCV, Sales & Network, Ashok Leyland, said, “Hyderabad city and its adjacent regions have progressive, booming industries such as mining, horticulture, and agriculture that fuel the demand for these innovative trucks.”
The new range has been built with a focus on higher productivity, increased fuel efficiency, improved long-haul commutes with better ground clearance in difficult terrains, in-house designed hydraulic system to reduce the maintenance time, and will deliver overall on a lower total cost of ownership, Kumar added.
