Ashok Leyland's domestic YoY wholesales slide by 8% in August 2024
The M&HCV segment witnessed a14% drop to 7790 units during August 2024, as against 9013 units in August 2023.
Chennai-based Ashok Leyland reported that its total domestic wholesales for its commercial vehicles in August 2024 stood at 13,347 units, an 8% drop in comparison to 14,545 units during the corresponding month of the previous year.
The M&HCV segment witnessed a14% drop to 7790 units during August 2024, as against 9013 units in August 2023. Furthermore, within the M&HCV segment, trucks dropped by 17% to 6385 units during August 2024, when compared against 7709 units recorded in August 2023.
Likewise, in the buses segment, the jump seems massive, at 8% to 1405 units in August 2024, compared to the 1304 units in August last year. Secondly, in the LCV category, the company witnessed a flat growth at 5557 units in August 2024 as against 5532 units during the comparable period.
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By Autocar Professional Bureau
02 Sep 2024
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