Force Trax Cruiser

Rugged Build: The Trax Cruiser was known for its tough, utilitarian build, making it ideal for rural and off-road conditions. It was designed to withstand challenging terrains like rough roads, hills, and even unpaved paths.

Spacious Interior: With seating for up to 9 passengers, the Trax Cruiser Classic was ideal for large families or commercial use, including as a taxi, for tours, and in the transport sector.

Versatile Usage: It was used for both passenger and cargo transport, offering flexibility for businesses or rural regions needing both people-moving and goods-hauling capabilities.

Diesel Power: Powered by a 2.6-liter diesel engine, the vehicle provided a reliable and economical performance, particularly suited for long-distance travel and commercial applications.

Emissions Standard: The BSIII model was eventually phased out in 2020 due to the introduction of BS6 emission norms, marking a shift toward more environmentally-friendly vehicle standards.

Strong Commercial Presence: The Force Trax Cruiser Classic BSIII was especially popular in the Indian subcontinent and in areas with difficult road conditions, including the north-eastern states of India, where it served as a workhorse for various commercial sectors.

Affordable and Practical: It was known for offering a competitive price point for its size and capabilities, making it accessible for many users in both urban and rural areas.

Part of the Force Motors Legacy: The Trax Cruiser has been a part of Force Motors' lineup for years, and the BSIII model was one of the last in its class before the shift to BS6 engines.