Troubles are still haunting the world’s cheapest car from Tata Motors, Nano. This time, it is the starter motor. Though Tata refused to call it a recall, about 1.40 lakh Nanos will be fitted with advanced and better performing starter motors in what can be termed as the biggest-ever replacement exercise in the history of India’s automobile sector.

Tata Motors announced introduction of the new Tata Nano with a bouquet of features – new colours, new interiors, a more powerful gasoline engine and even greater fuel efficiency of 25.4 kmpl, further improving on its record as India’s most fuel efficient petrol car. The car is already available at dealerships, at the same price as before.
Making the Tata Nano even more desirable, the car’s 624cc engine has been made more powerful delivering an impressive 38PS of power (earlier 35 PS) and 51Nm of torque (earlier 48 Nm). Yet fuel …

After Sri Lanka, Tata Motors launched world’s cheapest car, Tata Nano, in Nepal. Nano will be on sale across Nepal through the company’s distributor, Sipradi Trading Pvt. Ltd., at 14 Sipradi owned & Sipradi authorised dealer showrooms, Tata said. Tata had introduced Nano in Sri Lanka recently making it Nano’s maiden entry into the international market.
During May, Nano’s sales soared by 84 per cent to 6,515 units. This is the highest monthly sales since the car hit the roads in July 2009. Nano sales recovered in very swiftly after the …

Sri Lanka has become the first international market for the Tata Nano, with the people’s car being commercially launched in the island country. The introduction of the Tata Nano in international markets comes on the Golden Jubilee of Tata Motors’ international business which too began with Sri Lanka in 1961 in association with Diesel & Motor Engineering PLC (DIMO), the company’s distributor.

In the 50th year of its presence in Sri Lanka and partnership with DIMO, Tata Motors is also introducing in the country five new commercial vehicles – Tata Divo …

Tata Motors has come out with a new strategy by increasing the manufacturing warranty period to four years or 60,000 kilometre (whichever is earlier) on its much-hyped small car over the previous 18-month warranty or 24,000 km.

Tata Motors is hiking the price of Tata Nano effective from November 1, 2010. The price of Tata Nano will be increased by about Rs.9000/- (ex-showrooms), with prices varying from city to city and model to model.
As of now, Tata Motors has announced open sales of the Tata Nano in the states of Kerala (since August 2010) and Karnataka, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal (since October 2010). The company has tied up with 39 Banks, NBFC, Cooperative and Gramin Banks to offer customers with loans for purchasing the Tata …

Tata Motors will swiftly ramp up production of the country’s cheapest small car, Nano, at its Sanand plant in Gujarat as the company is all set to operatioanise the plant before schedule. With the ramp-up at the Sanand plant, which has a capacity of 250,000 units per year, customers aspirants will soon be able to freely purchase the Tata Nano.

Tata Motors showcased the electric version of the locally popular, Tata Nano at the 80th Geneva Motor Show. With the addition of Tata Nano EV, Tata Motors goes strong to the existing electric vehicle portfolio comprising Tata Indica Vista EV.
The Tata Nano EV will offer the practicality of a real car, without compromising in the quest of providing environment-friendly personal transportation for the modern consumer.
The Tata Nano EV will be able to accommodate four people and expected to have a predicted range of up to 160 km and an acceleration …

The Tata Motors Group has unfolded its complete portfolio of 37 vehicles, from the Tata, Jaguar and Land Rover brands, at the ongoing Auto Expo 2010. Among them are three new Tata vehicles, the Tata Aria, the Tata Venture, and the Tata Magic Iris. All the three will be commercially launched during 2010. 
The Tata Aria
 
The Tata Aria, which was displayed as a concept vehicle at the 75th Geneva Motor Show in 2005, blends the functionality and comfort of a mid-range multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) with the all terrain assurance and premiumness …

The Tata Nano has drawn over 2.03 lakh fully paid bookings amounting to nearly Rs.2,500 crores, in an encouraging response to the car launched on 23rd March, according to a press release issued by the company.
The Tata Nano website recorded an unprecedented 3 crore (30 million) hits from the date of launch of the car to the closure of the booking period (25th April, 2009), nearly 1 million hits a day. About 14 lakh people walked in to Tata Motors’ Showrooms, Croma and Westside stores across the country to catch …