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Ashok Leyland is modernizing its Stallion range for the Indian Armed Forces, aiming to introduce a hydrogen-fuelled variant.

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  1. Ashok Leyland is developing vehicles for the Indian army, while India relies on Czech Tatra trucks for military logistics.

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Ashok Leyland is modernizing its Stallion range for the Indian Armed Forces, aiming to introduce a hydrogen-fuelled variant.

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  1. Ashok Leyland is developing vehicles for the Indian army, while India relies on Czech Tatra trucks for military logistics.Sub-event
  2. Ashok Leyland collaborates to modernize Stallion platforms for military use with hydrogen fuel.1 source

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