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|April 2025
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In an era where time is the ultimate luxury, the concept of travel has evolved beyond mere transportation. For the modern professional, travel is no longer just about reaching a destination — it’s about maximising productivity, comfort, and efficiency along the way. The idea of a mobile office isn’t new. In the US, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has long been a favourite among high-net-worth individuals and corporate executives who want to work and relax while on the move. In India, it’s the Force Urbania that is emerging as a Sprinter equivalent, with its spacious interior and customisable configurations.
At first glance, this Urbania looks like any other large van; it looks almost stock, save for a few small decals that add a personalised touch, reminiscent of the custom stickers you'd find on a Volkswagen camper van. Step inside, however, and you're immediately transported into a very non-van world. The one we drove had been converted into a mobile office, complete with reclining seats, a 50-inch TV, a pantry, and a chemical toilet. It’s a ‘glamping’ experience on wheels, designed for those who refuse to compromise on comfort.

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