Force Motors Gurkha [2021-2024] User Reviews

Why do Force cannot provide atleast a decent interiors, horrible interiors. Coming to safety this model is yet to be rated by NCAP , but Force Gurkha pervious versions had a very bad safety rating. Are these two points enough to give 1 * When you want to stand as a competitor in the market , why don't you improve your models which will reach all budget customers. Tata and Mahindra doing their best to reach all budget customers from hatchback to 4x4 suvs.

Best car, company, quality, product, service experience.

It was a good driving experience from Gurkha Had a good Test drive on the new car and was amazed to see the changes from the last version to this version. capabilities of the car are far more important than any other cars in the segment.

It is an amazing vehicle. Built to last and the essentially analog system makes for convenient maintenance. Overtaking on highways is a bit tricky and needs planning. Everything else is spot on. Waiting eagerly for the 2023 model.

It is an excellent car for off-road drive and road wise also it gives the mileage of 14 km liter and looks amazing comparison of Mahindra Thar it is excellent but it has only one problem that it is 4 seater Thank you

Performance: Highlight its engine power, off-road capabilities, and handling on different terrains. Design: Mention its unique and rugged design elements that set it apart. Features: Discuss technological advancements, safety features, and any luxury amenities. Interior: Comment on comfort, space, seating, and overall cabin experience. Off-Road Capability: Describe its performance on challenging terrains and obstacles. Reliability: Share insights on its build quality, durability, and long-term performance. Fuel Efficiency: Include information about its mileage and efficiency. Value for Money: Evaluate its pricing in relation to the features and performance offered. User Experience: If possible, incorporate personal experiences or anecdotes from test drives. Comparison: Compare it with similar vehicles in the market for context. Remember to provide a balanced perspective, mentioning both strengths and areas for improvement. Your review should be informative and helpful to potential buyers. "Having spent some time with the Gurkha car, I'm thoroughly impressed by its rugged capabilities and distinctive design. The 4x4 performance is outstanding, effortlessly tackling rough terrains and steep inclines. The torque engine provides ample power for both off-road adventures and city driving. The Gurkha's exterior design is a head-turner, with its bold lines and functional elements like the snorkel and winch-ready front bumper. Inside, the cabin strikes a balance between utilitarian and comfort, offering durable materials and well-designed seats. The infotainment system provides modern conveniences, although it could benefit from more intuitive controls. One of the standout features is the Gurkha's off-road capability. It conquers muddy trails and rocky paths with ease, thanks to its solid build and capable suspension system. I appreciated the peace of mind provided by the safety features, including airbags and stability control. While the Gurkha's fuel efficiency isn't its strongest point, it's important to note that its focus is on rugged performance rather than economy. The pricing feels justified considering the vehicle's capabilities, although it might be a bit high for those looking for an entry-level off-roader. In comparison to other off-road vehicles in its class, the Gurkha holds its own, especially when it comes to sheer off-road prowess. If you're an adventure enthusiast seeking a vehicle that's ready to explore the great outdoors, the Gurkha is definitely worth considering. Just be prepared for a vehicle that prioritizes performance and ruggedness over luxury and fuel efficiency.

Little did I know the Gurkha was so easy to drive in the city. I'm just blown away by the comfort, the ease of shifting gears in stop and go traffic (maybe it's just me) or the space it offers. Brilliant job FM. I drive to our farm at least twice a week, it is a 2 hour drive from Bangalore, although I am a sedate driver, I miss a little punchy engine on the highway. There's lot's and more luggage space, the cabin is so large that the driver and co-driver (my wife mostly) are seated in different timezones :)) Great car, loving it so far

There are certain things that are not my liking for this other than excellent 'tank'. 1. Very poor plastic on dashboard and AC vents, 2. I am 5'8" and I have to reach out for changing from 3rd and 5th gears 3. TPS which is an after market fit keeps getting loose connections 4. Shifting to 4H and 4L needs a lot of muscle power.

It seems like Force motors deliberately sabotage the Gurkha every time. The last time, they gave it an engine with decent specifications, in a vehicle, that had virtually no creature comforts. This time around, when the vehicle looks absolutely fabulous, the engine output is barely at par with hatchbacks. Interiors seem to be a half hearted effort as well. With only ac vents at the front, and aquarium glasses all around, the back seat passengers, will get real time training in claustrophobia. The music system is at par with cars that are non existent today. Why not just make some extra effort, and get this fabulous vehicle equipped for the current times. In terms of pricing, they are just a tad cheaper than the highest model thar diesel hardtop. Not cheap by any means. A vehicle with legendary capabilities, that is a letdown every single time. At least the 140 hp engine was a great addition the last time.