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Mar 30, 2009 | 
Tata Motors’ Nano, billed as the world’s cheapest (new) car, with base models selling for about $2,000 (or 100,000 rupees) is expected to sell like hot cakes when the company starts taking orders for it on April 9.
The no-frills Nano has a two-cylinder engine mounted in the rear (like the classic Volkswagen Beetle), giving it a top speed of 65 miles (105 kilometers) per hour. The base model comes sans air conditioning and power windows, but those amenities are available in deluxe models.
Tata Nano is expected to be quite popular in India and other third world countries by replacing the scooters, 50cc bikes and other small vehicles. It would be a people's cars.
Share your ideas on how it would be popular in countries like USA, UK, Sweden, Germany, Australia or any other first world country ? Remember Honda 50cc bikes in America.
Some one suggested it can be used as a Golf Car ? Any more ideas like these...... Post your comments.
The no-frills Nano has a two-cylinder engine mounted in the rear (like the classic Volkswagen Beetle), giving it a top speed of 65 miles (105 kilometers) per hour. The base model comes sans air conditioning and power windows, but those amenities are available in deluxe models.
Tata Nano is expected to be quite popular in India and other third world countries by replacing the scooters, 50cc bikes and other small vehicles. It would be a people's cars.
Share your ideas on how it would be popular in countries like USA, UK, Sweden, Germany, Australia or any other first world country ? Remember Honda 50cc bikes in America.
Some one suggested it can be used as a Golf Car ? Any more ideas like these...... Post your comments.
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