Ashok Leyland Vehicle Sales Decline in January
By Rediff Money Desk, MUMBAI Feb 01, 2024 17:11
Ashok Leyland's total vehicle sales declined by 7% in January 2024, reaching 15,939 units. The decline was attributed to a decrease in both MHCV and LCV sales.
Mumbai, Feb 1 (PTI) Commercial vehicle maker Ashok Leyland on Thursday said its total vehicle sales, including exports, declined 7 per cent to 15,939 units in January.
It had sold 17,200 units in the year-ago period, according to a statement.
The company's total MHCV (Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicle) sales dipped 8 per cent to 14,899 units last month as against 16,198 vehicles a year ago.
The Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) segment volumes fell 7 per cent to 5,721 units in the reported month from 6,150 vehicles sold in January 2023, Ashok Leyland said.
It had sold 17,200 units in the year-ago period, according to a statement.
The company's total MHCV (Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicle) sales dipped 8 per cent to 14,899 units last month as against 16,198 vehicles a year ago.
The Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) segment volumes fell 7 per cent to 5,721 units in the reported month from 6,150 vehicles sold in January 2023, Ashok Leyland said.
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