Back when it went on sale in 2008, the Tata Nano was heralded as something of a new Model T for developing economies. As the world's cheapest new car – and not by a little – the four-door ...
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Tata Nano EV: Here comes India’s most affordable electric carRatan Tata's dream car, the Nano, is reborn as an electric vehicle, promising a revolution in the Indian automotive market.
Tata's much ballyhooed Nano isn't exactly selling as expected in its home market of India, especially after the well-publicized fires engulfing the several examples of the world's cheapest car.
Billed as the world's cheapest car, the Tata Nano, created in Mumbai, India is a car that crosses social and economic barriers, says Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata. WSJ's Linda Blake comments.
Tata Nano Car is in my budget. It's have very safety features. And I also trust in Tata Cars. So I really Like Tata Nano Car I have a Tata Nano XTA car since feb 2016 & I drive yet now & 104437 km ...
Tata Motors may introduce its Tata Nano electric car with a premium interior. Customers will be provided with modern amenities like power windows, automatic climate control, and a large 9-inch ...
Shantanu Naidu, late industrialist Ratan Tata’s close confidant, has been appointed general manager of the strategist ...
104 second hand cars on is currently on sale. Used cars in price starts from Rs. 30,000. The most popular models are Tata Nano 2012-2017 (Rs. 2.27 Lakh), Tata Nano 2012-2017 (Rs. 70,000), Tata ...
The Tata Nano GenX is the cheapest and affordable hatchback in the Indian market by the Indian carmaker. The car comes in five petrol and one CNG variant. The variants are as follows Nano XE ...
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Shantanu Naidu took to LinkedIn to announce his new role at Tata Motors. He was a close aide of industrialist Ratan Tata.
I m using the tata nano from last 6 years and i m ... given a mileage of 30-35 kmpl in highway I own Tata Nano Twist, 2014 Model. This car is less driven around 10700 kms till now.
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