Force Motors is set to introduce its electric Traveller van platform to the market between January and March 2027. Managing Director Prasan Firodia confirmed the timeline, noting that the development phase is complete. The vehicles are currently undergoing final testing and homologation with the Automotive Research Association of India.
Initial offerings are expected to include an electric ambulance variant. The company also plans to release multiple versions of the electric Traveller, followed by an electric model of the Urbania van later in the year.
While specific pricing has not been announced, the manufacturer has previously showcased the e-Traveller Smart Citibus. This model features a 70 kWh battery pack, a 3,350 mm wheelbase, and an overall length of 5,415 mm. Designed for passenger transport, it includes amenities such as air conditioning, GPS, and internal and external cameras. The platform supports a seating capacity for 14 or more passengers and offers a standing height of 1.8 meters.
This development marks a significant step in the company's electrification strategy for commercial applications.
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