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Ashok Leyland will begin EV battery pack production by FY28 to strengthen electric mobility, localisation and commercial EV manufacturing in India.
Ashok Leyland signs MoU with PT Pindad to develop electric buses and defence vehicles, supporting Indonesia’s sustainable mobility goals and defence modernisation through local manufacturing.
Ashok Leyland inaugurates a new EV manufacturing plant in Lucknow, boosting electric buses, jobs, and sustainable mobility in Uttar Pradesh.
Ashok Leyland enters Qatar with FAMCO, launching buses, trucks, and electric models. The partnership aims to support Qatar’s transport sector with strong service and sustainable mobility solutions.
Ashok Leyland’s Switch Mobility relocates electric bus manufacturing from the UK to Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, aiming for cost efficiency, better logistics, and stronger access to European and GCC markets while maintaining its global EV growth strategy.
Ashok Leyland approves ₹305.7 crore investment in VBCL and OHM Global Mobility to boost bus manufacturing and expand e-mobility services, strengthening its dual growth strategy in India.
Ashok Leyland to begin Electric bus production in Lucknow within two months. Hinduja Group outlines big renewable energy and digital plans for UP. Bonus shares and strong Q4 profits boost investor confidence.
Ashok Leyland has received a ₹183.80 crore order from the Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation for 543 BSVI diesel buses. The buses will be delivered between June and December 2025.
Switch Mobility's revenue target for the current fiscal year is between Rs 900 and 1,000 crore. The Indian operations of Switch Mobility are already generating positive EBITDA.
Ashok Leyland stated that the low demand for zero-emission passenger vehicles in the UK has led the company to rethink its operations after 15 years in the region.
The 75-acre plant New Bus Manufacturing will produce 4,800 buses annually, including diesel buses by Ashok Leyland and electric buses by Switch Mobility.
Ashok Leyland, part of the Hinduja Group, plans to deliver the buses between June and August this year.
Additionally, the company will put ₹200 crore into Hinduja Finance to strengthen its financial stability.
The company has increased its annual production capacity in Chennai to 3,000 buses to meet this demand.
The new fleet includes Ashok Leyland's 12-meter diesel buses with stepless entry, each fitted with Allison's T 280 Torqmatic Series automatic transmission.
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