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Force Motors Launches New Traveller N Range

05.05.2026 12:30 1 min 1 source
Jagran ENG
Force Motors Launches New Traveller N Range
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Indian van manufacturer Force Motors has launched the new Traveller N range, replacing the previous Traveller model. The lineup includes ambulance, delivery van, and school bus variants. It features an FM 2.6 CR diesel engine compliant with BS-VI Stage-2 emission standards. Bookings will open at dealerships across India from mid-May 2026.

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Force Motors Launches New Traveller N Range

05.05.2026 Jagran ENG

🇮🇳 India — fuel prices

Updated: 06.06.2026

Diesel

$1.00 /l

INR95.20 · €0.87/l

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cheaper than 85% of countries

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$1.07 /l

INR102.13 · €0.93/l

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cheaper than 77% of countries

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