New Delhi, April 1 – Commercial vehicle manufacturer Ashok Leyland recorded a 6% year-on-year increase in total sales for March 2025, with 24,060 units sold compared to 22,736 units in March 2024.
Ashok Leyland’s performance in March underscores its continued strength in the core heavy-duty vehicle segment, despite a soft patch in the LCV market.
Domestic Sales See Solid Growth
Domestic sales also reflected a 6% increase, rising to 22,510 units from 21,187 units in the same period last year.Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicles Drive Performance
The growth was primarily fueled by strong performance in the medium and heavy commercial vehicle (M&HCV)segment. Domestic M&HCV sales stood at 16,082 units, a 12% rise from 14,387 units in March 2024.Light Commercial Vehicle Segment Declines
However, the light commercial vehicle (LCV) segment saw a decline of 5%, with sales falling to 6,428 units last month from 6,800 units a year ago.Ashok Leyland’s performance in March underscores its continued strength in the core heavy-duty vehicle segment, despite a soft patch in the LCV market.
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