Our reader Bairesh Raj who sent us snaps of the Hyundai Verna and Renault Fluence testing near Chennai is at it again, this time snapping the Ashok Leyland-Nissan Dost LCV testing with a container mounted on to its loading area. Bairesh left us this note to post with the spy pics -

On Saturday when I was traveling from Hosur to Chennai, I spotted this LCV on test. Though my research on the internet back home showed it was an application of the the Ashok Leyland-Nissan Dost model, people will doubt whether this is a result of a JV as not a single Nissan badge can be spotted anywhere. Nissan or AshLey, he was doing in excess of 130 kmph!

Ashok Leyland Dost container frontAshok Leyland Dost container front-end

The 1.25-tonne Dost LCV will be manufactured at the Hosur facility and bear no Nissan logos. Powered by a 3-cylinder turbocharged CRDI engine, it produces 55hp. There are three variants in the offing – a base model with manual steering, a mid model with power steering and high end model richly appointed with air conditioning, power steering and dual tone interiors

The Dost platform could spawn a passenger application variant in the future.

Ashok Leyland-Nissan Dost LCV Spy shots


Entry posted on July 18, 2011 By ; Read More on Commercial Vehicles, Nissan, Spy pictures

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6 Responses so far.

  1. dost school bus and ambulance price delavary

  2. gopal says:

    what is the price

  3. want only chaies what will be the pries

  4. [...] Research Association of India) for homologation purposes. We’ve posted pictures of a Dost mounted with a container testing outside Chennai last [...]

  5. pranshavs says:

    Spied? You call it a spied vehicle? LOL I watched its full review on a car show on some news channel yesterday night, compared with tata ace and mahindra bolero pickup. You guys seems lazy or copy from there and say spied by us!

    • Shrawan Raja says:

      well the vehicle “spied” here comes with a factory fitted container and deflector. It had “On Test” badges, which is why we call it a test mule. We acknowledge the fact that the vehicle was showcased a while back.

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