Ashok Leyland announced robust sales figures for February 2026, reporting a significant 28% year-on-year increase in total vehicles sold (Domestic + Exports). Domestic M&HCV sales surged by 31% for the month. Cumulatively, total vehicle sales for the fiscal year to date are up 14% compared to the previous period, signaling strong market momentum heading into the final quarter.
Ashok Leyland Sales Performance: February 2026
Ashok Leyland has released its sales performance report for February 2026, demonstrating notable growth across its commercial vehicle segments both domestically and internationally.
Domestic Sales Highlights (February 2026)
In the domestic market, the company registered strong sequential improvement:
- Total M&HCV Sales: Reached 13,264 units, marking a substantial increase of 31% over the 10,110 units sold in February 2025.
- LCV Sales: Increased by 22%, totaling 7,050 units compared to 5,769 units previously.
- Total Domestic Vehicles: Sales grew by 28% to 20,314 units (up from 15,879 units). A minor dip was observed in M&HCV Bus sales at (4%) for the month.
Domestic + Exports Performance
When accounting for exports, the growth trajectory remained positive:
- Total M&HCV (Incl. Exports): Increased by 28% to 14,755 units.
- Total Vehicles (Domestic + Exports): Closed the month with sales of 22,157 units, representing a 24% overall increase year-on-year.
Cumulative Performance (Year-to-Date)
The figures for the cumulative period show sustained strength across the financial year:
- Total Vehicles (Domestic + Exports): Cumulative sales stood at 1,95,056 units, reflecting a 14% growth over the previous corresponding period (1,71,037 units).
- Total M&HCV (Domestic + Exports): Cumulative sales reached 1,25,140 units, marking a 15% improvement.
Overall, the February 2026 results affirm a healthy demand environment for Ashok Leyland’s product portfolio, particularly within the Medium & Heavy Commercial Vehicle segment.
Source: BSE
