Sales of buses on June were up reflecting the opening of educational institutions.
Ashok Leyland reported domestic sales at 13469 units in June, a 130 percent jump over corresponding period last year when the company recorded 5851 units in June last year, Ashok Leyland said in a regulatory filing.
Its medium and heavy commercial vehicle segment, truck sales last month stood at 7703 units, as compared to 2259 units in the year-ago month. Likewise, its sales of buses stood at 696 units in June 2022 as against 105 in June 2021, reflecting the fact that schools and educational institutions are opening up. Sales of LCVs in the domestic market stood at 5070 units in June 2022 as against 3487 units in June 2021, the company said.
Ashok Leyland has been able to claw back some market share on back of new products and variant launches. At present, its penetration in the truck segment stands at around 29 percent.
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