The Indian-made Force Citiline Is A SUV With Ten Passenger Seats

For those of you who have big families, here's a solution! The Force Citiline from India features four rows of seating for a total of ten people.

Force Motors' new boxy Force Citiline is a variant of their popular Trax Toofan and Trax Cruiser. The Citiline's distinctive bumpers, fenders, and grille give it a striking appearance up front. The SUV's interior has a 2+3+2+3 configuration for its 10 seats, all of which face the front.

The aforementioned Trax Toofan and Trax Cruiser, respectively, feature 11 and 13 seats, albeit the seats in the back are arranged such that passengers face each other.

The question of "how to get in" may be on your mind. The cabin has four standard-sized doors. The second row folds in half, creating a 60/40 split, while the third row features two seats with a passageway in between.

The new Force Citiline continues to be driven by a Mercedes-Benz 2.6-liter four-cylinder diesel engine, which generates just 90 horsepower. The Force Citiline is said to start around ₹15.10 Lakh ($18,430) in India. It's a steal at that price given how much room there is for the whole family.