Marketed as the "world's cheapest car," the Nano's basic version costs $2,000. And by basic, Tata means basic: The console comes with a speedometer and fuel gauge.

MUMBAI, India When it was introduced in early 2009, the egg-shaped Tata Nano was billed as a modern-day people’s car, an ultracheap vehicle that would bring greater mobility to the masses of ...

The car is designed very sensibly and just meets the need of the driver.The car is always just with its style, its always just with the pick up and just doesn't give up. Coming to the structural ...

For 2012, Tata has applied some mid-life changes to the Nano, claiming significant improvements. Indian Autos Blog has got hands-on with one of the new Nanos and has been reporting its findings. ...

Tata Motors says that the high fuel efficiency, coupled with a low curb weight of 600 kg, ensures that the Tata Nano – at 101 gm / km – has the lowest CO2 emission amongst cars in India.

The Tata Nano CNG emax is a bi-fuel vehicle, capable of running on both compressed natural gas (CNG) and gasoline. At 36km/kg of CNG, the Nano CNG emax is India's most fuel-efficient car; its 75.6 ...

I’ve been wanting to drive a Tata Nano, the Indian city car billed as the cheapest car you could buy new, ever since I heard that a brand-new $2,500 car existed. Somehow, though, the Nano has ...

The Tata Nano, a four-passenger city car developed and sold in India, has become famous for being the world's cheapest car. At just $2,200 a pop, the Nano has also gained a reputation for its fuel ...

Tata is out to battle lukewarm demand for the company's Nano with a range of improvements to the world's least-expensive new vehicle. Engineers have upped the Nano's power and fuel efficiency ...

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 ...

Tata says that unlike other cars, the benchmark for the Nano was not the acceleration figure of 0 to 62 mph, but 0 to 38 mph because it will primarily be used as an urban vehicle.

NEW DELHI—Tata Motors Ltd. Tuesday extended its Nano minicar range with a new model that can run on either gasoline or compressed natural gas. The introduction of the new car is aimed at not ...