Ashok Leyland reported a 30 per cent year-on-year increase in total sales to 19,590 units in July 2026, driven by robust domestic demand. Domestic sales climbed 33 per cent, with strong growth in both medium and heavy commercial vehicles and light commercial vehicles
Ashok Leyland plans to adopt a proactive strategy to navigate global megatrends like electrification and supply chain disruption. Chairman Dheeraj G Hinduja said the company will invest in EVs, forge tech partnerships, and deepen international market presence
Situated at Malavalli, 40 km from Vijayawada, this modern plant spans 75 acres and integrates advanced manufacturing technologies to uphold world-class quality standards. The plant is designed to manufacture the complete range of Ashok Leyland diesel buses and Switch Mobility's electric buses
Suryapet: An MBA graduate, who failed in transport business, turned a truck thief to earn money, police said. Achanta Gangadhar Rao of Thimmapur of Kurnool in Andhra Pradesh completed his MBA and had set up transport business after failing to get any job. He purchased two lorries on finance but when he failed to pay […]
New Delhi: Shares of automobile companies were in an upswing on Thursday, which was otherwise a weak equity trading session, due to firm outlook for the overall automobile sector including that of two-wheelers. TVS Motor Company’s shares rose five per cent intra-day to settle at Rs 653, whereas Hero Motocorp settled over two per cent […]
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 […]
