2023 Force Gurkha 5-Door: Coming This Powerful 5-Door SUV

In the Indian market, there is increased competition in the long-wheelbase 4X4 SUV class. Its fans are anxiously anticipating the 5-door Mahindra Thar, which was frequently seen during testing. Force Motors won't, however, permit Mahindra to profit fully on its own in this market. Considering that the automaker is testing the previously spotted new 5-door Gurkha SUV.

The most recent images of the brand-new 5-door 2023 Force Gurkha at dealerships hint at its debut. It might debut at the start of 2019. What to anticipate from the 2023 Force Gurkha 5-door variant is described here.

The 5-door version of the Force Gurkha SUV looks identical to the 3-door version currently on sale. It retains the same front-end design, headlights, snorkel, and bumper. The most important design change is the addition of two more doors and the 5-door version is significantly longer than its short-wheel-base model. Another noticeable difference All-Terrain (AT) tires are redesigned alloy wheels. All-terrain is also available in its 3-door model.

The grey dash and other interior components are comparable to those of the three-door Force Gurkha. The 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system, manual air conditioning, and comparable dash design are all included. The most significant interior change is the inclusion of a second row of seats.

The front seats are the same, but bench seats have been added to the second row. On the other side, the third row has captain's chairs that face the front. As a result, the 2023 Force Gorkha complies with current Indian laws requiring seatbelt use for all passengers. Options for second and third row seating arrangements are available from Force Motors. However, as the launch date draws nearer, more information regarding the SUV will be accessible.

When launched in the Indian market, the ex-showroom price of the 2023 Force Gurkha 5-door could be Rs 16 lakh. It will compete with the upcoming Mahindra Thar 5-door and Suzuki Jimny 5-door which have been spotted during testing in India.