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Commercial vehicle industry may post single-digit growth: Ashok Leyland

Hinduja group flagship firm Ashok Leyland expects the domestic commercial vehicles market to grow in single digit this fiscal as demand continues to be buoyant despite headwinds due to the West Asia war. The diesel price hikes have had an impact on demand initially but have now stabilised, Ashok Leyland President MHCV, Sanjeev Kumar, told PTI here. "First half growth will be better, but when it comes to the second half, because of the base effect, growth percentage is lower. Overall, it should be single-digit growth," he said. Kumar was responding to a query on the growth outlook for the ongoing fiscal for the commercial vehicles industry. In the first two months of the fiscal, there were challenges, and then there was improved market sentiment in June, he added. "Now we are again seeing some challenges. Having said that, overall we are optimistic...," Kumar noted. The overall expectation is that the market continues to be good, he said, adding, "we are hopeful that the second qu

Updated On : 20 Jul 2026 | 11:36 PM IST

Ashok Leyland, Rosmerta join hands for end-of-life vehicle scrappage

The partnership will give Ashok Leyland customers access to Rosmerta's authorised scrappage facilities, along with support for deregistration and statutory documentation

Updated On : 06 Jul 2026 | 2:25 PM IST

Ashok Leyland partners with Rosmerta Recycling to boost CV scrapping

Hinduja Group flagship company Ashok Leyland on Monday said it has partnered with vehicle recycling firm Rosmerta Recycling for scrapping of old commercial vehicles in the country. Through its nationwide dealer network, Ashok Leyland said, it will facilitate seamless access to Rosmerta Recycling's authorised scrappage facilities, offering customers a convenient, end-to-end scrapping of the vehicle, including support with deregistration and other statutory documentation. Gurugram-based Rosmerta Recycling operates Registered Vehicle Scrapping Facilities (RVSFs) across India, facilitating safe, compliant and environmentally responsible dismantling of end-of-life vehicles while maximising material recovery and advancing the circular economy, Ashok Leyland said. The move is in line with the central government's voluntary vehicle modernisation programme, which encourages the replacement of older, polluting vehicles with cleaner and more efficient alternatives, the company said. It also .