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Force Motors Provides 200 Trax Toofan Units To Maharastra For Covid-19 Vaccination Drive: Details
Force Motors has supplied 200 units of its Trax Toofan multi-utility vehicle to the Revenue and Forest department of Maharashtra. The vehicles have been delivered in the presence of Balasaheb Thorat, Minister for revenue of Maharashtra state and Nitin Raut, Minister for Energy and Guardian Minister of Nagpur.
The company said that the vehicles will be used to speed up the vaccination process in Nagpur and Amaravati area by ferrying people from remote locations to the nearest primary healthcare centres.
As per the company, the vehicles have been delivered to the Revenue and forest department in the presence of Balasaheb Thorat, Minister for revenue of Maharashtra state and Nitin Raut, Minister for Energy and Guardian Minister of Nagpur.
Prasan Firodia, Managing Director, Force Motors Ltd, said, "The virus is now spreading to the hinterland and lack of transportation facilities in rural areas pose a big risk to the unvaccinated population. The State Government initiative to speed up vaccination by ferrying those residing in remote parts to the health centres is a commendable step. We are delighted that our TRAX Toofan vehicles will be involved in this life-saving mission."
Utilising the occasion as an opportunity, Ashutosh Khosla, President, Sales and Marketing added few words about the rugged nature of the Force Trax Toofan and its ability to glide over the rough terrain. He said, "The Trax Toofan would ensure that the long-distance journeys on the rough rural roads will be most comfortable and fatigue-free".
As we know that the Coronavirus pandemic has hit our country hard and has been spreading like a wildfire despite the best efforts from our front line healthcare workers.
As for the Force Trax Toofan, the vehicle is not your everyday 3-box SUV, it is designed from the ground up to be very rugged and carry more people than any other SUV or MPV out there in the market.
For this, the new Trax Toofan is built on Force's all-new modular utility vehicle platform, and it has an all-new body, new interior, a new high strength C-in-C chassis, a new parabolic leaf spring suspension and a few more.
According
to
Force
Motors,
its
Trax
Toofan
offers
best
in
class
space
as
well
as
riding
comfort.
Under
the
bonnet
of
the
Force
Trax
Toofan
lies
a
Mercedes-Benz
sourced
2.6-litre
In-Line
4-cylinder
engine
with
Common
Rail
DI
TCIC
technology,
and
it
produces
89hp
and
250Nm
of
peak
power
and
torque
output
respectively.
At
present,
Force
offers
the
Trax
Toofan
with
only
one
engine
and
gearbox
choice,
and
the
sole
engine
offer
is
mated
to
a
sole
5-speed
manual
unit.
In
terms
of
convenience
and
features,
the
Force
Trax
Toofan
comes
equipped
with
four
power
windows,
an
optional
air
conditioning
system,
central
locking,
rear
parking
sensors,
power
steering,
and
ABS
with
EBD.
Thoughts About Force Motors Providing 200 Trax Toofan Units To Maharastra For Covid-19 Vaccination Drive
One of the best ways to protect people from Coronavirus is by minimizing the spread of the virus. With a nearly 1.3 billion population in India, that option is viable up to a certain extent only as it can harm the economy.
However, another efficient way to control is to increase the availability of vaccination to the country's population. This method will not only help in reducing the spread, but it can also help tackle the virus if it infects any person. It is for this purpose Force Motors has handed over 200 units of its Trax Toofan multi-utility vehicle to the government.