Ashok Leyland Delivers First Electric Trucks To ASAT Logistics
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Ashok Leyland Delivers First Electric Trucks To ASAT Logistics

Ashok Leyland has begun delivering electric trucks to ASAT Logistics Pvt Ltd, marking a key milestone in its electric mobility drive. The commercial vehicle maker handed over the first batch of four AVTR 55T electric trucks on 15 October 2025 as part of a larger order totalling 24 units.

ASAT Logistics, a specialist in cement and aggregate transportation and a strategic logistics partner for Shree Cement, will deploy the trucks in its operational fleet. The handover ceremony was led by Sanjeev Kumar, President – Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicles (MHCV) at Ashok Leyland, who presented the keys to Arvind Sarda, CEO of ASAT Logistics.

The AVTR 55T Electric trucks are powered by advanced lithium-ion batteries and equipped with dual-gun charging capability for faster turnaround. Designed to integrate seamlessly with existing industry trailers and superstructures, they come with features such as automatic transmission, telematics, Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS), and enhanced safety equipment.

Kumar said the delivery underlines Ashok Leyland’s commitment to sustainable transport and demonstrates the growing confidence in electric mobility within the commercial vehicle industry. “Our goal is to provide efficient, reliable, and environmentally responsible solutions that redefine freight transportation,” he added.

Sarda expressed confidence in Ashok Leyland’s technology and build quality, noting that the deployment will strengthen ASAT Logistics and Shree Cement’s sustainability goals. “These vehicles mark a major step in building a greener, more efficient logistics framework,” he said.

Part of the Hinduja Group, Ashok Leyland is positioning its electric trucks as offering a lower total cost of ownership through improved energy efficiency and reduced maintenance requirements. The company views this delivery as a key part of its broader strategy to decarbonise India’s logistics and freight ecosystem by accelerating electric vehicle adoption.

Ashok Leyland has begun delivering electric trucks to ASAT Logistics Pvt Ltd, marking a key milestone in its electric mobility drive. The commercial vehicle maker handed over the first batch of four AVTR 55T electric trucks on 15 October 2025 as part of a larger order totalling 24 units. ASAT Logistics, a specialist in cement and aggregate transportation and a strategic logistics partner for Shree Cement, will deploy the trucks in its operational fleet. The handover ceremony was led by Sanjeev Kumar, President – Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicles (MHCV) at Ashok Leyland, who presented the keys to Arvind Sarda, CEO of ASAT Logistics. The AVTR 55T Electric trucks are powered by advanced lithium-ion batteries and equipped with dual-gun charging capability for faster turnaround. Designed to integrate seamlessly with existing industry trailers and superstructures, they come with features such as automatic transmission, telematics, Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS), and enhanced safety equipment. Kumar said the delivery underlines Ashok Leyland’s commitment to sustainable transport and demonstrates the growing confidence in electric mobility within the commercial vehicle industry. “Our goal is to provide efficient, reliable, and environmentally responsible solutions that redefine freight transportation,” he added. Sarda expressed confidence in Ashok Leyland’s technology and build quality, noting that the deployment will strengthen ASAT Logistics and Shree Cement’s sustainability goals. “These vehicles mark a major step in building a greener, more efficient logistics framework,” he said. Part of the Hinduja Group, Ashok Leyland is positioning its electric trucks as offering a lower total cost of ownership through improved energy efficiency and reduced maintenance requirements. The company views this delivery as a key part of its broader strategy to decarbonise India’s logistics and freight ecosystem by accelerating electric vehicle adoption.

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