Force Motors EV Engineering Infrastructure Investment FY2025-26

Force Motors Expands R&D and EV Engineering Infrastructure

In its annual report for FY 2025-26, ending March 31, 2026, Force Motors announced investments to strengthen product development and testing capabilities. The company invested INR 400 million in upgrading its R&D-related development and testing infrastructure. It has also authorized a total investment of INR 450 million for EV Engineering Infrastructure, assembly stations and a testing laboratory. The planned facilities will mainly include a Powertrain Dyno and power electronics testing stations, supporting next-generation electric vehicle development and strengthening the company’s ability to engineer and validate future electric products.

Electric Ambulance and Traveller EV Development

Force Motors has also become the first manufacturer to develop and homologate an electric ambulance, with plans to offer these vehicles for sale under the PM E-DRIVE Scheme in India. The development expands the company’s electric vehicle portfolio beyond conventional passenger and commercial applications and demonstrates the use of its engineering capabilities for specialized vehicles. The Traveller platform is also available in an electric version, giving Force Motors an established platform for expanding its electric mobility offerings as EV infrastructure, product development capabilities and government-supported demand continue to evolve.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Force Motors investing in for electric vehicle development?
Force Motors is investing in upgraded R&D, EV engineering infrastructure, assembly stations and testing facilities to strengthen electric vehicle development and validation. For FY 2025-26, the company reported INR 400 million invested in R&D-related development and testing infrastructure and authorized INR 450 million for EV Engineering Infrastructure and associated facilities. The planned testing capabilities mainly include a Powertrain Dyno and power electronics testing stations. These investments are intended to support next-generation electric vehicle development and improve the company’s product engineering and testing capabilities.