10 Seater Urbania Van on Rent

10 Seater Urbania Van on Rent in Delhi

10 seater Urbania van on rent in Delhi
  • Vehicle brand
    Brand Force Motors
    Seating capacity
    Seats 8 to 17
    Suitable for
    Suitable For Groups of 9 to 12 Passengers
    On-board facilities
    Facilities AC vents, Stylish Look, USB Charging Ports
  • Per Km
    Rate Rupees35
  • Full Day
    Price Rupees7,500 Onwards
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If you are searching for a 10 seater Urbania, you almost certainly have a group of ten people and want one vehicle for them. The straight answer, before anything else: our fleet runs 9, 12, 13, 16 and 17 seater Urbania vans, and for a group of exactly ten the vehicle you want is the 12 seater.

We would rather tell you that on the first line than take a booking for a "10 seater" and send a vehicle that does not match what you pictured. A 9 seater will not seat ten people. The 12 seater will, at Rs 35 per km - the same rate as the 9 seater - with two spare seats for luggage and space to spread out.

Why the 12 Seater Is the Right Booking

Seat counts on every Urbania variant exclude the driver, so a 9 seater carries nine passengers, not ten. That single seat is why groups of ten end up confused, and why some operators will quietly book you into a nine-seater and hope one person sits in front.

  • It costs the same per kilometre. The 9 and 12 seater are both Rs 35 per km, so the larger van is not a more expensive booking - it is the same price with more room.
  • Two spare seats. With ten passengers in a twelve seater, the remaining seats absorb bags, coats and the things that accumulate on a long day.
  • Nobody rides in front by default. On a family trip that seat is usually the one nobody wants, next to the driver for eight hours.
  • Room for a late addition. Groups of ten have a habit of becoming groups of eleven the week before travel.

Full specification and pricing is on the 12 seater Urbania on rent page.

Urbania Seating Options in Full

Every variant we run, with the passenger count excluding the driver, so you can place a group of any size accurately.

Variant Passengers Best for a group of Per km
9 Seater Luxury Urbania 9 Up to 8 with luggage Rs 35
12 Seater Luxury Urbania 12 9 to 11 - the choice for a group of 10 Rs 35
13 Seater Luxury Urbania 13 11 to 12 with heavy luggage Rs 35
16 Seater Urbania 16 13 to 15 Rs 38
17 Seater Urbania 17 15 to 17 Rs 40
9 Seater Maharaja Urbania 9 Up to 8, premium comfort Rs 50

The general rule: book one size above your headcount if luggage is heavy or the journey is long. It is the advice groups most often skip and most often wish they had taken.

What You Get in the Vehicle

Whichever variant seats your group, the cabin specification is broadly the same across the Luxury range.

  • Push-back seats with proper recline and individual armrests.
  • Individual AC vents for every row, so the back of the van is not warmer than the front.
  • High roof - most passengers can stand in the aisle, and elderly travellers can board without help.
  • Separate luggage boot, so bags are not in the aisle or on the roof.
  • USB charging points and a music system.
  • Large windows - which matters more than it sounds on a hill route.

If you want to see the interior before booking, our Urbania van images page has interior, seating and boot photographs.

Rates for a Group of Ten

The 12 seater sits in the lowest rate band, alongside the 9 and 13 seater.

Per kilometre

Vehicle Type Rate Per km Driver Charges per day
9 Seater Luxury Urbania 35/- 700/-
12 Seater Luxury Urbania 35/- 700/-
13 Seater Luxury Urbania 35/- 700/-
16 Seater Urbania 38/- 700/-
17 Seater Urbania 40/- 800/-
9 Seater Premium Maharaja Urbania 50/- 800/-
12 Seater Maharaja Urbania 50/- 800/-

Full day and outstation packages

Vehicle Type Per Day Rate (80 KM/8 Hours) Per Day Rate (250 KM/16 Hours)
9 Seater Luxury Urbania 7,500/- 15,000/-
12 Seater Luxury Urbania 7,500/- 15,000/-
13 Seater Luxury Urbania 8,000/- 16,000/-
16 Seater Urbania 8,500/- 17,000/-
17 Seater Urbania 9,000/- 18,000/-
9 Seater Premium Maharaja Urbania 11,000/- 23,000/-
12 Seater Maharaja Urbania 11,000/- 23,000/-

A local day out on the 80 km / 8 hour package is Rs 7,500 for the 12 seater; a long day such as a same-day Agra return uses the 250 km / 16 hour package from Rs 15,000. The day packages include toll, state taxes and fuel; the per-km plan does not. The full breakdown is on the rate page.

Common Trips for a Group of Ten

Family day out or city sightseeing

The 80 km / 8 hour package, with the van waiting between stops rather than being re-hailed at each one.

Airport transfer

Ten passengers with check-in luggage is precisely the case where a separate boot stops being a nicety. One van replaces three cabs.

Same-day Agra or Haridwar

The 250 km / 16 hour package. See Delhi to Agra by Urbania van for the timings that make that day work.

Multi-day tour

Per-km plan with a 250 km daily minimum - the Golden Triangle and Char Dham are the two most common.

Wedding and event shuttles

Per day with the driver on standby for the full function.

What Groups of Ten Usually Forget

A group of ten sits at an awkward point. It is too many for a single large car, too few to justify a 17 seater, and right on the boundary where a nine-seat vehicle looks like it might just work. These are the four things that catch people out.

The front passenger seat is not a real seat

On paper it is. In practice, on a nine-hour trip, nobody wants to spend the day next to the driver away from the rest of the group - and on a family trip that seat usually ends up going to whoever objects least, which is rarely fair.

Ten people means ten sets of luggage

Groups estimate passengers accurately and luggage badly. Ten suitcases, ten cabin bags, plus coats, water, food and whatever gets bought along the way. The two spare seats in a 12 seater absorb exactly this.

Groups of ten grow

More often than any other size, a group of ten becomes eleven or twelve in the fortnight before travel - a cousin joins, a colleague is added. Booking a 12 seater from the start means that costs you nothing rather than forcing a scramble for a second vehicle.

Children still need seats

For a commercial vehicle booking, a child occupies a seat. A group of "eight adults and two children" is a group of ten, and should be booked as one.

None of this is an upsell - the 9, 12 and 13 seater are all the same Rs 35 per km. Booking the larger van costs the same and removes every one of these problems.

What the Fare Includes and Excludes

Included

  • The vehicle and fuel for the distance travelled.
  • A professional driver with a commercial licence.
  • Vehicle documentation, permits and insurance.
  • Pickup and drop at your address - kilometres count from your pickup point.

Billed separately

  • Driver allowance - Rs 700 per day for the 9, 12, 13 and 16 seater.
  • Tolls and state entry taxes on the per-km plan.
  • Parking fees.
  • Night driving allowance between 11 PM and 6 AM.
  • GST as applicable.

How to Book

Tell us the group size rather than the vehicle you think you need, and we will tell you which variant fits. That is a faster conversation and it avoids exactly the mismatch this page exists to prevent.

  • Headcount, date, pickup address and destination.
  • We recommend the variant and quote both pricing plans.
  • Deposit confirms the vehicle.
  • Driver details the evening before.
  • Travel.

Call +91 87507 89405 or message us on WhatsApp. We answer 24 hours.

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FAQ for 10 Seater Urbania Hire

Our fleet runs 9, 12, 13, 16 and 17 seater Urbania vans. For a group of exactly ten passengers, the vehicle you want is the 12 seater - a 9 seater carries nine passengers excluding the driver, so it will not seat ten.

The 12 seater is the same Rs 35 per km rate as the 9 seater, so booking up costs nothing extra.

Rs 35 per km, with a driver allowance of Rs 700 per day. A local full day on the 80 km / 8 hour package is Rs 7,500; a long day on the 250 km / 16 hour package is from Rs 15,000.

No. Every seat count we quote is passengers only, excluding the driver. A 12 seater carries twelve passengers plus the driver. This is the single most common misunderstanding when groups book, which is why we state it explicitly.

If the journey is long or the luggage is heavy, yes. Ten people in a 12 seater have two spare seats for bags and room to spread out; ten people in a 9 seater do not fit at all.

Since the 9, 12 and 13 seater are all Rs 35 per km, booking one size up usually costs nothing.

It has a dedicated rear boot separate from the cabin. Ten passengers with one suitcase and one cabin bag each fit comfortably; the two spare seats absorb anything else.

For multi-day pilgrimage trips with bedding, we would suggest the 13 seater at the same rate.

The Premium Maharaja Urbania comes in 9 and 12 seater versions, so the 12 seater Maharaja at Rs 50 per km would seat a group of ten with wider seats and deeper recline.

It costs more per kilometre but is worth considering for long hill routes or when elders are travelling.

No, it is separate - Rs 700 per day for the 12 seater. It is quoted alongside your fare before you confirm, along with tolls, state taxes and parking.

Two to three days for a normal weekday trip. For weekends, wedding season and the Char Dham yatra months, book one to two weeks ahead.