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Ashok Leyland records highest ever sales volumes of 198,113 CV units in CY23 

This is the highest-ever sales volume in the history of the company. 

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Ashok Leyland records highest ever sales volumes of 198,113 CV units in CY23 

Ashok Leyland, the flagship of the Hinduja Group commercial vehicle manufacturer has recorded an all-time high sales of 198,113 commercial vehicle units in CY23, surpassing the previous record established in 2018. 

This is the highest-ever sales volume in the history of the company, noted a press release. 

Shenu Agarwal, Managing Director and CEO, Ashok Leyland said, "The momentum generated in 2023 sets a solid foundation for a future where we will continue to lead the way in the commercial vehicle industry." 

Ashok Leyland attributes customer confidence on the back of its strong dealership network and comprehensive after-sales service infrastructure.

"Looking ahead, we are poised for even greater success as we continue to invest in cutting-edge technologies, sustainable operating practices, and customer-centric market initiatives to drive the next phase of growth for Ashok Leyland," Agarwal further added. 

 

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