Ashok Leyland has announced its sales figures for October 2026, reporting a substantial 24% increase in total vehicle sales compared to the same period in the previous year. Domestic sales saw a 24% rise, reaching 20,224 units, while total domestic and exports combined also grew by 23% to 21,888 units. The Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicle (M&HCV) segment showed particularly strong performance, with domestic sales up 32% and combined domestic and exports up 28%.
Ashok Leyland Reports Strong October Sales Growth
Ashok Leyland has released its sales performance for October 2026, indicating robust year-over-year growth across its vehicle segments. The company recorded a significant 24% increase in total vehicle sales for the month, selling 21,888 units compared to 17,820 units in October 2025.
Domestic Sales Performance
In the domestic market, Ashok Leyland’s sales climbed by 24% to reach 20,224 units in October 2026, up from 16,314 units in October 2025. The Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicle (M&HCV) category within the domestic market experienced a strong 32% growth, with sales totalling 12,646 units against 9,611 units. Specifically, M&HCV Trucks saw a 39% increase in sales, while M&HCV Buses registered a slight decline of (6%). Light Commercial Vehicles (LCVs) also contributed positively with a 13% increase in domestic sales.
Domestic + Exports Overview
When considering both domestic sales and exports, Ashok Leyland’s total sales for October 2026 stood at 21,888 units, marking a 23% rise from the 17,820 units sold in October 2025. The combined M&HCV segment (domestic + exports) reported sales of 13,927 units, a 28% increase. M&HCV Trucks showed a particularly strong performance with a 41% jump in sales, while M&HCV Buses saw a decrease of (11%). LCV sales in the combined segment grew by 14%.
Cumulative Figures
Year-to-date cumulative sales figures also reflect positive momentum. Total vehicles (domestic + exports) have seen a 22% increase, reaching 135,328 units by the end of October 2026 compared to 111,174 units in the same period last year. The cumulative M&HCV segment reported a 23% growth. The cumulative M&HCV Trucks segment grew by 35%, while M&HCV Buses saw a (12%) decline. LCVs in the cumulative figures grew by 20%.
Source: BSE
