Despite the vehicle's square body design, reminiscent of the Mercedes G-Class, its interior features low-quality plastics and basic amenities, with air conditioning being the most notable inclusion.

However, this is in line with the vehicle's target market of primarily business customers.

At 5,120 meters long and with a wheelbase of 3,050 meters, the Citiline boasts generous dimensions.

Its diesel engine, with a 2.6-liter cubic capacity, produces 90 hp and 250 Nm of torque and features technology borrowed from Mercedes.

The vehicle also comes with a five-speed manual transmission and a traditional ladder-type frame.

The front suspension of the Citiline features double wishbones and leaf springs, with 15-inch wheels providing a steady ride.

The rear brakes are drum, and despite the base version lacking an audio system, the vehicle does come with an ABS system.

Overall, the Force Citiline offers a niche-market vehicle for Indian business customers requiring ample space for transporting up to 10 passengers.

While its design may hearken back to the 1980s with its low-quality plastics and lack of amenities, its combination of power and space is a standout feature in its segment.