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Force Urbania on rent in Bangalore.

Nobody follows in a second cab. Reclining seats, air conditioning, and room for all the luggage.

Who we are

A fleet we own, not a number that finds you one.

9 vehicles on our own registration and 15 drivers on our own payroll, run out of Koramangala, Bangalore since 2019. One number answers for the whole trip, and the papers are ours to show.

A row of matching Force Urbanias parked in line in the yard, seen from the front of the nearest one
What we offer

Airports, hill roads, weddings and offsites.

A driver loading a suitcase into a Force Urbania at an airport terminal kerb

Airport pickup and drop

Kempegowda terminal, both ways. The driver tracks the flight and waits.

A family boarding a Force Urbania on a hill road with forested slopes behind

Tours and outstation

Coorg, Ooty, Chikmagalur, Wayanad, Mysore and the temple circuits.

Three Force Urbanias lined up at a wedding venue portico, guests walking to the first

Weddings

Airport, hotel and venue transfers. Several vehicles on the same dates.

Colleagues walking to a Force Urbania outside a glass office building, driver at the door

Corporate

Offsites, client pickups and employee shuttles, on one GST invoice.

The fleet

Ten, thirteen or seventeen seats.

Inside the Urbania

Eight things you notice by the second hour.

  1. A roof duct with an air conditioning vent above every row

    Triple AC

    Every seat has its own vent, so the last row rides as cool as the first.

  2. The cabin aisle seen from standing height

    Full height

    Walk the aisle without stooping. Easier boarding for elders and children.

  3. A cabin seat reclined back with its armrest down

    45 degrees

    Seats recline with an adjustable armrest, so a night run is slept through.

  4. An overhead reading light lit beside USB A and USB C ports

    Reading light

    A reading light and both USB types at every seat, without waking the row.

  5. A sealed panoramic side window seen from inside the cabin

    Sealed glass

    Panoramic windows that keep the view in, and the dust and the road noise out.

  6. A speaker grille set into the cabin roof line

    DTS audio

    Six to eight speakers, clear through the cabin, not only the front rows.

  7. A full glass of water sitting still on a tray table in motion

    Smooth ride

    Independent front suspension and a monocoque body. Far less travel sickness.

  8. A three point seatbelt buckled across a seat in the front cabin

    Dual airbags

    Three point belts, ABS with ESP and EBD, and rollover reinforcement.

Reviews

What people say after the trip

  • Booked an Urbania for an airport run with the family and all our luggage. The vehicle was in very good condition and the driver handled the traffic calmly. Comfortable enough that nobody complained on the way back at night.

    Arun Menon
  • Took the 17 seater to Coorg with nine of us. Plenty of room for people and bags both, the seats were comfortable on the ghat road, and the driver was patient with all our stops. Good trip overall.

    Deepa Krishnamurthy
  • Used three vehicles for the wedding. All of them turned up clean inside and out, and the drivers were properly dressed and polite with the guests. That mattered to us more than anything else on the day.

    Naveen Shetty
  • We book them for our team offsites. The vehicles are well maintained, the interiors are always clean, and the drivers are professional with our colleagues. Coordinating the pickups on call has been easy every time.

    Priyanka Deshmukh
  • Travelled to Tirupati with my parents. Getting in and out was easy for them, the seats reclined properly so they could rest, and the driver drove steadily through the night. A comfortable journey for everyone.

    S. Ravichandran
  • Mysore and back in a day with eleven of us. The air conditioning was good, the vehicle was spotless, and the whole day went smoothly. Only suggestion would be to confirm the pickup point on call the previous evening.

    Fathima Noor
Questions

Before you book

The six that come up on almost every call.

How much does a Force Urbania on rent in Bangalore cost per km?

₹38 per km for the 17 seater. Minimum 300 km a day outstation. Tolls, parking and permits at actuals.

Is the driver allowance included in the rate?

No. It is ₹700 to ₹800 a day, billed separately with tolls, parking and any interstate permit. It covers the driver's food and stay, so you are never asked for cash on the road.

Do you give a GST invoice?

Yes, on every booking. Corporate accounts can be billed monthly.

How many people fit in a Force Urbania?

Ten, thirteen or seventeen, plus the driver. The 17 seater has a separate luggage bay behind the last row.

How is it different from a tempo traveller?

Monocoque body instead of a ladder frame, disc brakes at both ends, separate luggage bay. About 40 per cent more per km.

How far in advance should I book an Urbania in Bangalore?

Three to five days for outstation. Two weeks in wedding season, or for several vehicles.