Force Gurkha to join the Indian Ministry of Defense – How difficult is it?

One of India’s capable off-road off-road fleets will now serve the Indian Defence Force. Indian automaker has received orders of 2,978 units Gurka From Indian troops. The company has provided several vehicles to the Indian army, including the Army-spec Gulka, Trax cruiser (for military purposes), Voyagers (ambulances and logistics), and Kalgotlanders (military logistics).

Grukha’s off-road features explain:

Gurkha troops have serious off-road capabilities, strong fitness, heavy ladder chassis and deep water wading capabilities. It comes with an optional 4×4 system – 4WD offset for the highway and low-speed transmission. Mechanically locked front and rear differentials on both axes enhance their grip on extreme terrain such as mudstone, rocks and sand.

Independent frontline and multi-chain rear suspension setup provides excellent wheel pronunciation on rough roads. Grukha is equipped with factory-equipped snorkeling, providing a water loading depth of 700mm. In addition, its high ground clearance of 205mm can prevent body damage. Its proximity, fracture and departure angles are 37°, 28° and 33°, respectively. These angles help it have control, climbing steep slopes and clear descent slopes of large obstacles.

In addition, Force Gurkha is equipped with 245/70 R16 full-tooth tires that ensure maximum grip on snow, mud and rock. Steel wheels and high hub travel add their off-road capabilities. It also features a factory-fitted recovery hook, Hill Hold Assist, Hill Descent Control, ABS and electronic stability plans, a removable hardtop and door, a foldable windshield, and a customizable roof rack and Jerry Can holder.

Off-road engine performance:

At the heart of the Gurkah is a 2.6-liter turbocharged diesel engine with a maximum power of 91bhp and 250nm of torque, which can be used at low RPMS. The motor is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission designed for excessive torque performance.