An affordable and butch Force One SUV retails in the Indian market in the price range of Rs
9.59-14.34 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The styling of Force One is masculine and its
generous dimensions put it into the league of high-end SUVs like Ford Endeavour and
Toyota Fortuner. Force One is available in both 6- and 7-seat configuration and although
interiors don’t boast best-in- class quality, they are good enough to justify their price tag.
Under the high set bonnet, the Force One comes powered by a 2.2-liter turbocharged diesel
engine pushing out 139 bhp along with 321 Nm of max torque, mated to a 5-speed manual
transmission. The drive layout uses arear-wheel architecture with acclaimed 16 kmpl mileage
and a top speed of 160 kmph. In the Indian market, the Force One SUV is pitted against the
likes of Mahindra Scorpio and XUV 5OO, Tata Hexa, Jeep Compass, and Hyundai Creta
among others.
very good performance , dynamic look, very combatable , overall its toooo good car in this segment...
5.0
Only 12000 kilometer chala hua hai and mileage 14 km per litre deta hai full maintain mai hai sirf khud hi use kiya hua hai maine ek or car li hai to ye bechna cahte hai bs or koi region nhi hai
Only 12000 kilometer chala hua hai and mileage 14 km per litre deta hai full maintain mai hai sirf khud hi use kiya hua hai maine ek or car li hai to ye bechna cahte hai bs or koi region nhi hai
4.7
very good performance , dynamic look, very combatable , overall its toooo good car in this segment...
That's exactly what it is for the first personal passenger vehicle offering from Force Motors. But will this Force be the One to be reckoned with? ZigWheels takes you behind the wheels for the answer
October 17, 2011 By Abhishek Nigam Photography : Kunal Khadse
After teasing us with some really enticing pictures of the Force One and then having spotted the Force One under testing in the Himalayas, it is finally here. ZigWheels took the first passenger car product from the Force Motors portfolio for a spin even before its launch though and first impressions seem commendable!
August 19, 2011 By Muntaser Mirkar Photography by: Sachin Kawankar
