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Force Motors has launched the new Traveller N range, featuring a redesigned car-like cockpit, improved HVAC, and better build quality. Bookings will be open in mid-May 2026.

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Force Motors has launched the new Traveller N range, featuring a redesigned car-like cockpit, improved HVAC, and better build quality. Bookings will be open in mid-May 2026.
Force Motors has officially launched the new Traveller N range in India. This updated lineup includes specific applications for ambulances, school buses, and delivery vans. The company has announced that it will fully transition to this new platform, with all future production replacing the current generation of the Traveller.
The Traveller N range incorporates several significant upgrades designed to enhance the experience for owners, drivers, and passengers. Key features include a completely redesigned cockpit that offers a more car-like environment, featuring a digital instrument cluster and a 9-inch infotainment system.
To improve passenger comfort, the vehicle is equipped with an all-new HVAC system for better cooling and ergonomically designed seats. Additionally, improvements in noise, vibration, and harshness levels ensure a quieter cabin experience.
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On the exterior, the vehicle sports a new front fascia with daytime running lights and LED turn indicators. Beyond aesthetics, Force Motors has focused on structural integrity by re-engineering the sheet metal structure and reducing the number of body joints. These changes, supported by advanced manufacturing techniques like robotics and automated door hemming, aim to improve build quality and consistency.
Prasan Firodia, Managing Director of Force Motors, stated that the development of the new Traveller was guided by direct feedback from stakeholders to improve usability and reduce the total cost of ownership. The range continues to use the proven FM 2.6 CR engine, which complies with BS-VI Stage 2 emission standards.
To support fleet operators, the vehicles come with Force Care, providing extended warranties and roadside assistance, alongside the iPulse system for real-time tracking. Bookings for the Force Traveller N range are set to open at dealerships across the country starting in mid-May 2026.
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