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Force Motors designs and makes light commercial vehicles, passenger and school transport, specialty vehicles and aggregates for customers in India and abroad.

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Force Motors Limited is a fully integrated automobile company based in India that designs, develops and manufactures vehicles, aggregates and components. The firm was founded in 1958 by N. K. Firodia with the goal of broadening access to dependable, efficient transport. Its work spans commercial vans, passenger and school transport, specialty vehicles and off-road models. The company says it serves customers across India and internationally.

Vehicles and aggregates

  • Light commercial vehicles: the Force Traveller range, which the site says holds more than 65 percent of its segment.
  • Passenger and school transport: the Force Monobus for commutes and school runs, and the Force Trax for passenger, school, cargo and emergency use on varied terrain.
  • Specialty vehicles: cash vans, quick responders and crew transport built for critical operations.
  • Off-road and electric models: the Force Gurkha off-roader and the Force e-Traveller Smart Citibus, which the site calls India's first monocoque e-van for last-mile and shared mobility.
  • Aggregates: a separate high technology aggregate business.

Plants and milestones

  • Early production: the Hanseat three-wheeler began production at Goregaon in Mumbai.
  • Heavy vehicles: a new heavy commercial vehicle plant was inaugurated at Pithampur.
  • Shared mobility: the URBANIA premium shared mobility solution appears among the company's launches.
  • Green plant: the site says the manufacturing facility has more than 30 acres of green cover.

Key facts

  • Based in: India
  • Founded: 1958
  • Products: Force Traveller, Force Monobus, Force Trax, Force Gurkha, Force e-Traveller
  • Markets: India and international markets

Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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18/100 · 20%
Engagement
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