The Force One used a strong diesel engine for its power. This engine was a 2.2-litre unit that came from Mercedes-Benz technology. It produced around 141 PS of power and 320 Nm of torque. The car came with a 5-speed manual gearbox. This setup helped the large SUV move easily on different roads. Force Motors also offered a smaller 2.6-litre diesel engine in some base models. This version made less power but was very reliable. The Force One gave a mileage of about 11.6 kmpl. This was decent for a vehicle of its size and weight. The car used a rear-wheel-drive system to handle heavy loads. Later, the company even added a four-wheel-drive option for better grip. This combination of a powerful engine and manual gears made this model a solid choice for long highway trips and village roads across India.

The Force One offered a large cabin with plenty of space for passengers. It came in 6-seater and 7-seater layouts. The 6-seater version had captain seats in the middle row for better comfort. Inside, the car used simple materials and a basic dashboard design. It had air conditioning with vents for all 3 rows to keep everyone cool. Power windows and central locking were standard features in most variants. The driver seat was adjustable, and the steering wheel was easy to grip. This model focused on utility rather than luxury. It had many storage spots for bottles and small items. The large windows made the cabin feel airy and open. For entertainment, the car had a basic music system with speakers. Overall, the interior was designed to be functional and spacious for large families traveling together.

The Force One was a large SUV with a very boxy shape. It measured around 4.8 meters in length and 1.8 meters in width. At the front, this car featured a wide chrome grill and large headlights. The bumper had small round fog lamps to help see better at night. On the sides, the car used 16-inch alloy wheels and had body-colored door handles. There were also roof rails and side steps to make getting into the high cabin easier. Force Motors offered this model in 6 different colors, including Intense White. The side mirrors had lights on them for safety. At the back, the car had simple vertical tail lights and a spare tire kept under the frame. This model had a lot of glass area which made the cabin feel open. It used a strong metal body designed for Indian roads.

The Force One faced very tough competition from several large SUVs in India. Its main rivals were the Mahindra Scorpio and the Tata Safari Storme. Both these models were very famous and had many service centers across the country. The Mahindra XUV500 was another big challenger for the car during that time. While this model offered a large cabin and a good engine, most buyers preferred the Mahindra or Tata brands. These companies were well-known and offered more trust to Indian customers. With a price near 11.65 lakh rupees, the SUV had to fight hard for every sale. The Scorpio and Safari were common sights in both cities and rural areas. This constant pressure from rivals made it difficult for the car to find enough buyers. Eventually, low sales of only 3,008 units against these established rivals led to the end of this model in the market.