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Ashok Leyland established this line with 80 women employees at their Hosur plant to promote women’s empowerment and attract more women to the manufacturing business.
Ashok Leyland hopes that this campaign will break down barriers and inspire more women to step behind the wheel.
The Mumbai Indians will kick off the tournament on March 4 at the DY Patil stadium in Mumbai.
In Commercial Vehicle Sales Data February 2023, the brand experienced a remarkable overall sales growth of 18.34%. Growth is similar to the previous month.
At the Auto Expo 2023, the OEM recently demonstrated its futuristic vehicle range powered by electric and hydrogen options.
The company ended the month of January 2023 with a 23.81% increase in domestic sales and a 79.51% decrease in export sales.
By 2070, they want to have net-zero carbon emissions. To establish a new green hydrogen project in India, Adani has also joined forces with the French energy company Total Energies.
It runs buses on metropolis routes, hilly and rural routes, in addition to long-distance inter-metropolis routes. Sri Lanka also houses a bus and truck manufacturing facility owned by the Hinduja group.
Ashok Leyland has recently introduced six new products that will decide the future of the company's product portfolio. The newly launched trucks and buses draw power from hydrogen and electric options.
Ashok Leyland's launched a new brand tagline "Koi Manzil Door Nahin". The new brand identity emphasizes the brand's customer-centricity while highlighting its technological innovations in the field.
The vehicles delivered by the Ashok Leyland include Police Staff Buses, 4X4 Police Troop Carriers, ambulances, recovery trucks, and other logistic vehicles for the Police support services.
Ashok Leyland has introduced its new ICV trucks models in the 9.15T, 10.25T, and 11.28T categories.
The AVTR platform truck can be customized to meet the needs and applications of the customer.
The Indian Army will soon have three advanced technology products and solutions such as a light bulletproof vehicle, a light general service vehicle, and Tank T72 GB Assembly aggregates such as gearboxes.
This collaboration will allow for the development and demonstration of a series of hybrid vehicles equipped with the Micro Gas Turbine
