Ashok Leyland Sales Report August 2025: Records 12,596 Domestic & Export CV Sales in August 2025

Key Highlights

• Ashok Leyland sold 12,596 CVs in August 2025, up 0.62% YoY.

• Domestic sales grew by 0.96%, reaching 12,057 units.

• M&HCV domestic sales stood at 6,426 units, up 1% YoY.

• Exports dropped 6.59%, with 539 units sold in August 2025.

• LCV segment showed consistent 1% growth in both domestic and gross sales.

Ashok Leyland, one of India’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturers, has released its sales performance for August 2025. The company reported 12,596 units sold in total, reflecting a 0.62% year-on-year growth compared to 12,519 units sold in August 2024.

Domestic Sales Witness 0.96% Growth

Ashok Leyland registered healthy growth in the domestic market, selling 12,057 units in August 2025 compared to 11,942 units in August 2024. This marks a 0.96% YoY growth.

Domestic CV Sales Data – August 2025 vs August 2024

Both M&HCV (Medium & Heavy Commercial Vehicles) and LCV (Light Commercial Vehicles) contributed equally with a 1% increase each.

Export Sales Decline by 6.59%

In the export market, Ashok Leyland recorded a fall in sales. The company exported 539 units in August 2025, down from 577 units in August 2024, showing a 6.59% decline.

Export CV Sales Data – August 2025 vs August 2024

Both M&HCV and LCV exports witnessed a 7% decline each, highlighting weaker international demand.

Gross CV Sales (Domestic + Export) Rise 0.62%

When considering both domestic and export numbers, Ashok Leyland’s gross sales stood at 12,596 units in August 2025, compared to 12,519 units in August 2024. This represents a 0.62% overall growth.

Gross CV Sales Data – August 2025 vs August 2024

The LCV segment played a key role with 1% growth, while M&HCV remained flat.

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CMV360 Says

Ashok Leyland’s sales performance in August 2025 reflects a stable growth story. The domestic market continues to drive demand, balancing the decline in exports.

With infrastructure development and logistics growth in India, Ashok Leyland is in a strong position. However, improving export performance will be crucial for its future global strategy.