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Large families, corporate groups, pilgrimage parties, school excursions, and event teams choose our dewas to pansemal Force Tempo Traveller for one straightforward reason — it is the most convenient, economical, and comfortable way to move a large group in a single vehicle. The 520-kilometer route along the National Highway 52 is done in around 5 hours 40 mins with intelligent real-time routing keeping things smooth throughout. What really sets this service apart is the variant range — 9-seater for intimate groups, 12 and 14-seater for standard corporate and family travel, 17-seater for medium to large gatherings, 20-seater for big events, 26-seater for maximum-capacity movements, and the Force Tempo Traveller Luxury variant with plush push-back recliners, individual reading lights, premium curtains, and a luxuriously appointed interior that makes large-group travel feel genuinely first-class.
Force Motors' robust 2.6L Mercedes-Benz sourced turbocharged diesel engine has earned an outstanding reputation for durability, smooth torque delivery, and consistent long-distance performance — powering every variant through the expressway and the Ghats with equal confidence and impressive fuel efficiency. The interior across all variants features high-back cushioned or premium push-back recliner seats, a powerful roof-mounted AC delivering uniform cooling to every row, and a Bluetooth music setup for shared group entertainment. Inside overhead luggage racks keep things tidy, and the rooftop carrier transports the group's full bags, equipment, and gear safely to pansemal. Every vehicle goes through a detailed multi-point pre-trip inspection covering brakes, engine, tyres, AC, suspension, battery, and all safety systems, and every vehicle carries airbags, ABS, and emergency exits. All surfaces are deep cleaned and sanitized with certified disinfectants before every booking. Our in-app live GPS tracking and police-verified, experienced large-vehicle drivers make this the new benchmark for large-group intercity travel.
