Ashok Leyland launches e-Market place for used CVs

Chennai: CV makers Ashok Leyland, the Indian flagship of Hinduja Group, today launched its e-marketplace for used Commercial Vehicles (CVs).

The marketplace will aid customers in exchanging Used Vehicles and upgrading them to new Ashok Leyland trucks and buses, a company release said.

By leveraging this digital platform, Ashok Leyland hopes to increase transparency in the otherwise disorganized used vehicle ecosystem.

The e-marketplace will offer customers with a range of features to easily find vehicles of their choice, such as verified vehicle images, validated documents as well as evaluation reports. Additionally, in a few simple clicks, sellers can list their vehicles for liquidation, it
said.

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