From Tata Winger to Force Urbania and More: Top-4 Tempo Travellers for Family Roadtrips This Winter

SUVs and MPVs are hot favourites among Indian families. But when it comes to taking the extended families on long road trips this 2025 winter, a tempo traveller can provide all the comforts that no passenger vehicle can claim to offer. So move over Innova, push aside Ertiga and check out our top-four tempo travellers that are best suited for long roadtrips for large and larger-than-life families.

Force Urbania

Who said a tempo traveller cannot be a hot looker on the move? Check out Force Urbania, an offering from the Pune-based manufacturer. Fun fact: The Urbania is an Italian-designed modular van that is available in 10, 13 and even 17-seater configurations.

Key USPs:

• Large windows for uninterrupted views of the winter wonderland
• Gets a capable 2.6-litre Common Rail diesel engine at its core which produces 114 hp and 350 Nm of torque. It comes paired to a five-speed manual gearbox.
• Reclining seats, individual armrests, high roof design and plenty of reading lights and USB charging points ensure premium comfort and convenience.
• The Force Urbania also comes with a seven-inch infotainment screen, a six-speaker audio system and support for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

Force Traveller 3050

Another offering from Force Motors, the Force Traveller 3050 may not be as premium as the Urbania. But what it lacks in terms of creature comforts and looks, it makes up for in terms of sheer practicality. A common sight within city limits where it is used for transportation needs of schools and office-goers, it is also fairly common on Indian highways. Why?

Key USPs:

• Force Traveller 3050 is powered by that same trusty 2.6-litre diesel engine which produces 114 hp and 350 Nm of torque. 
• Force Traveller 3050 comes in 10, 13 and 14-seat configurations. A wheelbase of 3050 mm ensures fairly respectable leg space for every occupant.
• With a claimed approximate mileage of 17 kmpl, the Force Traveller 3050 is easy on the pocket of the owner/operator/driver.
• The safety list of Force Traveller 3050 includes ABS, EBD and disc brakes.

Tata Winger Plus

How can anyone mention tempo travellers and not mention Tata Winger. Or Winger Plus specifically. A key player in the segment, the Winger has been around for quite some time and its quite popular among tour operators.

Key USPs:

• Available in three key configurations – Winger Plus, 21S 35Wb Sch Hr Fps and RDE 21S 35WB SCH HR BS6 Phase 2.
• The Winger Plus, specifically, is available in a nine-seat configuration and primarily focuses on two key parameters of passenger comfort and economical running cost.
• Winger Plus is powered by a 2.2-litre DICOR diesel engine which is great for 100 hp and 250 Nm of torque. Winger Plus also gets an ECO mode to boost its fuel efficiency.
• Winger Plus gets fully-reclinable seating, dual-AC set-up, individual AC ducts in the last row, impressive luggage space and a wide gangway.
• Safety highlights of Winger Plus includes ABS, seat-belts on all seats, anti-skid vinyl flooring, among others.

Force Traveller 4020WB

Including your neighbours in your family trip as well? No problem for Force Traveller 4020WB which comes in 20 and 21-seat configurations. It also has one of the longest wheelbase in its segment, with the figure at 4020 mm. Sounds good? Read on.

Key USPs:

• Force Traveller 4020WB gets a Mercedes-derived, highly powerful and fuel-efficient FM 2.6 CR powertrain. The power and torque figures are the same as the other Force models mentioned.
• The Force Traveller 4020WB features high-back recliner seats which come as an optional and claims to have low NVH (Noise, Vibration and Harshness) levels for a comfortable journey.
• The Force Traveller 4020WB is also one of the most fuel-efficient models in its segment.

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