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DEFENCE INDUSTRY

Force Motors Limited to supply over 2,900 Force Gurkha vehicles to the Indian Defence Forces

Pune, April 2. Force Motors Limited, a leading manufacturer of rugged and reliable vehicles, proudly announces a landmark order of 2,978 vehicles from the Indian Defence Forces. This significant order underscores Force Motors’ enduring commitment to supporting India’s defence capabilities through its robust range of General Service Vehicles. This association is a matter of pride for the organization, reinforcing the longstanding partnership with the Indian Defence Sector.

These vehicles are tailored to meet the diverse operational requirements of both the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force, showcasing Force Motors’ capability to deliver mission-ready vehicles designed to perform in demanding defence environments.

Force Motors has been catering to the defence sector for many years through its Gurkha LSV (Light Strike Vehicle) a vehicle renowned for its durability, off-road prowess, and adaptability. The Force Gurkha, in particular, has been engineered to excel in the most extreme environments, offering unparalleled performance, superior ground clearance, the highest water wading capacity in its class, and exceptional maneuverability. Its robust build, reliable drivetrain, and advanced 4×4 capabilities make it the ideal choice for the armed forces, ensuring mission readiness in diverse terrains ranging from deserts to mountainous regions.

Mr. Prasan Firodia, Managing Director, Force Motors.

“We are honored to continue our association with the Indian Defence Forces through this substantial order,” said Mr. Prasan Firodia, Managing Director, Force Motors. “Our vehicles are designed with focus on quality, reliability, ruggedness, and performance, aligning perfectly with the operational needs of our defence personnel. This order is a testament to the trust and confidence Indian Defence Forces place in Force Motors.”

Force Motors remains dedicated to enhancing its offerings for the defence sector, continuously innovating to meet evolving requirements. This order not only strengthens the company’s position as a key partner to India’s defence infrastructure but also highlights its unwavering commitment to national security.

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