Force Motors launches New Urbania Deluxe van with upgraded diesel engine and premium interior
Force Motors has launched the New Urbania Deluxe, an upgraded shared mobility van featuring a more powerful Mercedes-derived diesel engine, premium interiors, and enhanced safety.
- 100 kW (134 HP)
- ₹28.7 lakh (ex-showroom)
- 5 years / 5 lakh km
- 9+D to 16+D
What Happened
Force Motors Limited, India's largest van manufacturer, has launched the New Urbania Deluxe, a premium upgrade to its shared mobility platform. The vehicle introduces a more powerful 100 kW (134 HP) Mercedes-derived 2.6-liter turbo diesel engine producing 350 Nm of torque, alongside a comprehensively refreshed interior with leatherette seats, wood-finish flooring, and an 8-speaker Digital Theatre System. The new Urbania Deluxe will replace the current Urbania as Force Motors' standard offering in the premium shared mobility segment.
- Powerful 100 kW Mercedes-derived diesel engine for improved pickup and performance
- Premium interior with leatherette seats, matching upholstery, and wood-finish flooring
- Car-like 3-point seat belts for every passenger, plus driver and co-driver airbags
- TFT instrument cluster and 23 cm HD touchscreen infotainment with smartphone connectivity
- Power sliding footstep and new 16-inch alloy wheels for enhanced comfort and style
- 8-speaker Digital Theatre System (DTS) for immersive entertainment
“With Urbania, we redefined premium shared passenger mobility in India and created an entirely new segment that has found strong acceptance both in India and across international markets. With the introduction of the new Urbania Deluxe, we are taking this platform to the next level with enhanced performance, premium features and advanced technology to meet the evolving expectations of our customers”
5 years / 5 lakh km
Comprehensive coverage including i-Pulse telematics, 3-year sensor warranty, and 3 years of roadside assistance.
Safety remains a core focus, with all-wheel disc brakes, Electronic Stability Program (ESP), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD), and Engine Drag Torque Control (ETDC) as standard. The new Urbania Deluxe will be available in three wheelbases and eight seating layouts from 9+D to 16+D configurations, with prices starting at ₹28.7 lakh (ex-showroom). Backed by Force Care, it aims to provide peace of mind throughout ownership.
Previously from Force Motors
Force Motors recently achieved a milestone by producing its 200,000th engine for Mercedes-Benz at its Chakan facility, underscoring its strong partnership with the German automaker. In June 2026, the company also signed an MoU with India's Ministry of Road Transport to support the replacement of older BS-IV commercial vehicles in Delhi-NCR with cleaner models, potentially benefiting the Urbania range.
- Force Motors Reaches 200,000 Engine Milestone for Mercedes-Benz in India
- Force Motors Signs MoU with Indian Ministry to Support Commercial Vehicle Replacement in Delhi-NCR
Background drawn from MotorClaw's earlier coverage of Force Motors's official releases.
Why this matters
The New Urbania Deluxe raises the benchmark for premium shared mobility in India, offering fleet operators a more comfortable and safer vehicle for passengers. This could influence purchasing decisions in the growing shared mobility market and strengthen Force Motors' position against competitors.
Terms in This Story
- Monocoque
- A vehicle construction method where the body and chassis are a single unit, improving strength and rigidity.
- ESP
- Electronic Stability Program, a system that automatically applies brakes to individual wheels to prevent skidding.
- Telematics
- Technology that combines telecommunications and informatics to transmit vehicle data remotely, used for fleet management and diagnostics.
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