In India, the acronym 'TT' stands for two things - Table Tennis and Tempo Traveller. The latter indeed is more famous, keeping aside any kind of demographic restrictions. The Force Tempo Traveller is a common sight around offices, schools, and most importantly, any tourist destination in India. Currently, the Tempo Traveller runs on a diesel engine, but it will soon see the introduction of an all-electric powertrain. The company has showcased this idea earlier. This time around, a test mule of Force E-Traveller was caught on camera while being tested. The production-ready attributes of the test mule suggest that it is now ready to ply on the Indian roads sooner than expected.
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The Force Traveller Electric has no major design updates and retains the same vibe as its ICE variant. However, the graphics have been changed to give it a touch of modernity, and the stuck glasses fixed on the window confirm that it is an air-conditioned minibus. The exact specs and features of the all-new Traveller electric are not confirmed yet, however, the test mule that was spotted in Pune suggests that it gets a panel on the inside that displays the upcoming stoppage. It also gets multiple AC vents, an emergency exit, and an updated speaker setup for announcements and music, on the go.
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Talking about the hardware, we can expect the Force Traveller Electric to get 215/75-R15 tubeless radial tyres, semi-elliptical leaf spring suspension at all four corners, mechanical handbrake and more. We will still have to wait for the battery and powertrain details, however, it is estimated to get a power unit that gives it a peak power somewhere around 161 bhp.
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