The cheapest car in India, Tata Nano, is being launched in Europe.  The car, Nano Europa, may not be cheap (around £2200) compared to it’s pricing in India.  But the real question is who wants to buy a car which compromises on safety features and lacks power, the exact quality sought by the Europeans.  Although it is more safer and well equipped compared to it’s Indian counterpart, marketing the car can be a challenge.  It should be in Europe in a couple of years time.

The car has three-cylinder engine, comes with airbags and ESP.  It’s interior, too, is different from the original nano.

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Posted on March 7th, 2009 by Joshua
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