2024 Force Gurkha Interiors Teased – Touchscreen, TFT IC, Traction Control, TPMS, Airbags

With growing interest in off-roading, there’s scope for multiple models to thrive. After Mahindra Thar and Maruti Jimny, new options will emerge in the form of Force Gurkha. Force Motors will be launching both 3-door and 5-door versions of the new Gurkha. The 3-door model was discontinued in 2023 due to the stricter BS6 Phase II emission norms.

Both the 3-door and 5-door Gurkha will have circular headlamps, as revealed in the teasers. They will share the two-slat grille design, along with the Gurkha badging. Models-specific new detailing could be there across the front and rear bumpers.

Side profile will be different for the 5-door model, with the additional rear doors. 2024 Force Gurkha will also be getting new alloy wheels. These are expected to be 16-inch units. Tyre size is 245/70 R16, same as the earlier 3-door model.

Force Gurkha 5-door model will have a wheelbase of 2,825 mm. This is 425 mm longer in comparison to the 3-door model. Both models will come with a range of accessories. Teasers have revealed accessories such as a rear ladder and a robust roof rack with dedicated space for a jerry can.

New Force Gurkha is expected to get an upgraded tech kit. A higher number of comfort and convenience features are likely. The 3-door Gurkha will continue with the four-seat configuration. In the case of 5-door Gurkha, multiple seating options will be available. For example, a standard 5-seater with two rows and a 6-seater with three rows. A 7-seater option is also possible. This configuration will have a bench seat in the middle and two individual seats in the third row.

The latest teaser for the upcoming Force Gurkha has shed light on its interior features, promising a blend of modern technology and practicality. Stepping into the cabin, enthusiasts will be greeted by a larger touchscreen display, offering intuitive access to entertainment and navigation functions. Adding to the futuristic appeal is a fully digital TFT instrument cluster, providing clear and comprehensive information at a glance.

A notable update comes in the form of a redesigned center console, replacing the traditional gear rod for 4X4 engagement with a sleek knob, streamlining the interior design.