Ashok Leyland Achieves 19,309 Total CV Sales In February 2026

Ashok Leyland has posted robust commercial vehicle numbers for February 2026, reporting total CV sales of 19,309 units across domestic and export markets. The performance represents a 25.9% year on year increase compared to 15,339 units sold in February 2025. The strong growth in Ashok Leyland February 2026 sales was largely driven by healthy domestic demand in both medium and heavy commercial vehicles and light commercial vehicles.

The company’s latest figures highlight rising fleet utilisation and sustained demand in the Indian commercial vehicle segment as the new financial year approaches.

Domestic Market Drives Growth

Domestic CV Sales Performance

Ashok Leyland domestic sales stood at 18,649 units in February 2026, reflecting a 32% year on year jump from 14,137 units recorded in the same month last year. The domestic market contributed the majority of the overall Ashok Leyland February 2026 sales, underlining strong demand from transporters and fleet operators.

Improved infrastructure activity and better cargo movement have played a key role in supporting this upward trend.

Segment Wise Domestic Breakdown

M&HCV Segment Shows Strong Momentum

The M&HCV segment delivered impressive growth during the month. Sales reached 11,599 units in February 2026, compared to 8,368 units in February 2025. This marks a sharp 39% year on year increase. The strong performance in heavy trucks and buses significantly strengthened overall Ashok Leyland February 2026 sales.

LCV Segment Maintains Steady Growth

In the light commercial vehicle category, the company recorded sales of 7,050 units, up from 5,769 units a year ago. This reflects a solid 22% growth. The steady rise in last mile delivery demand and small business logistics supported LCV volumes during the month.

Together, both segments ensured that domestic performance remained the backbone of Ashok Leyland February 2026 sales growth.

Export Sales Face Decline

Overall Export Performance

While domestic numbers remained strong, export sales witnessed a decline. Ashok Leyland exported 660 units in February 2026, compared to 1,202 units in February 2025. This represents a 54.2% year on year drop.

Segment Wise Export Details

In the M&HCV export category, volumes fell to 308 units from 554 units last year, marking a 44.4% decrease. Similarly, LCV exports declined to 352 units from 648 units, reflecting a 45.7% drop. Despite weaker overseas shipments, strong domestic demand helped offset the impact on overall Ashok Leyland February 2026 sales.

Combined Performance Reflects Market Strength

Total M&HCV And LCV Sales

Combining domestic and export markets, total M&HCV sales reached 11,907 units in February 2026, up from 8,922 units last year, delivering a 33% growth. Meanwhile, total LCV sales stood at 7,402 units compared to 6,417 units in February 2025, registering a 15% increase.

The consolidated figures confirm that Ashok Leyland February 2026 sales maintained solid upward momentum despite export challenges. Strong domestic consumption, rising transportation needs and consistent customer confidence in the company’s commercial vehicle portfolio have contributed to this performance.

With 19,309 total units sold during the month, Ashok Leyland has entered 2026 on a positive note, backed by resilient domestic demand and expanding activity in the commercial vehicle sector.