VRL Logistics has placed an order for 1560 Ashok Leyland trucks.

The company has placed an order for Ashok Leyland's AVTR 3120 and AVTR 4420 TT models.

Ashok Leyland, an established commercial vehicle manufacturer, has secured an order from VRL Logistics (VRL), one of India's top logistics organizations, to deliver 1,560 trucks.

The company has placed an order for Ashok Leyland's AVTR 3120 and AVTR 4420 TT models. These trucks include all of the advanced features that will increase productivity and profitability.

In the fiscal year 2023, Ashok Leyland sold 180,916 commercial vehicles in India, including 103,480 M&HCV trucks, 10,819 buses, and 66,617 LCVs.

The AVTR 3120 truck, which was launched in 2021, has a load capacity of 31 tonnes with the lift axle down and 18.5 tonnes with the lift axle up at light load or when empty. TThe AVTR 3120 is built on the most recent AVTR modular truck chassis, which allows for a variety of cab and feature combinations. It is powered by a 200hp Ashok Leyland engine with iGen6 technology, which increases fluid economy. It comes in the cowl and three cabin configurations (N Cab, U Cab, and M Cab), with loading span options ranging from 24' to 32'.

The AVTR 4420, on the other hand, has a 41.5-tonne GCW in the 42 tractor sector. It has four cabin options: Cowl, M Cabin, U Cabin, and N Cabin (all of which are sleeping cabins).

The AVTR vehicles include digital technologies like as i-Alert (advanced telematics) and remote diagnostics, as well as 24-hour customer service through the company's Uptime Solution Centre and Service Mandi network.

"VRL Logistics and Ashok Leyland have a longstanding association that goes beyond the typical customer-OEM relationship," stated Shenu Agarwal, MD & CEO of Ashok Leyland.

VRL has collaborated with Ashok Leyland over the years to develop new products and features that address evolving client needs in logistics.

According to the CV manufacturer, the trucks will be outfitted with cutting-edge features and technology. These innovative features and technology will assist VRL in reducing maintenance time, fewer stop-overs, and increasing efficiency, resulting in enhanced uptime and profitability.