Posted on 01/06/2010 9:31:11 PM PST by nickcarraway
Tata Nano, the world's cheapest car, is coming to Detroit and will be on display for the US audience for the first time next week.
Tata Technologies, part of the Tata Group, would put Nano for display on January 14 during a press meet at the Detroit Science Center, where Tata's rivals would display their latest cars at the Detroit auto show. With regional headquarters in Michigan near Chicago, Tata Technologies would "show the car to highlight its end-to-end vehicle engineering and design capabilities to its auto industry customers".
"The innovative thinking that brought the Tata Nano to market is symbolic of what Tata Technologies has to offer the automotive industry," Tata Technologies' President and COO Warren Harris said.
The announcement came just a day after Tata Group Chief Ratan Tata said at the ongoing Auto Expo in New Delhi that the company will consider launching Nano in the US in the next three years.
He had said there was a market for the Nano not only in developing countries but also in developed countries.
Nano was introduced at the Delhi Auto Show in January 2009 and retails for about $2,500 (Rs one lakh) in India.
what does it look like?
Shouldn’t that actually read, “US to get first look at Tatas next week”
Shouldn’t that actually read, “US to get first look at Tatas next week”
Are you familiar with Mad Magazine? It looks like that cyclops car with one headlight, but the Tata Nano has two headlights.
Really!? Two headlights!? WOW! ;)
Is anyone in the US really interested in Nano Tatas?
It even has high beams, being a Tata and all.
Is anyone in the US really interested in Nano Tatas?
It's a good thing I know you are talking about cars because that sounds perverted....
A micro-engineer’s dream girl ... nano tatas don’tchaknow.
Well, sorry, the cartoon just *looked* like something out of Mad Magazine. It was actually in Road & Track.
http://sbiii.com/cyclops/cyclops.html#cartoons
This is AMERICA! We like our cars big, and our Tatas BO-DA-CIOUS!
Maker of world's cheapest car doubles December sales Sold only in India. Efraim Levy, auto equity analyst for Standard & Poor's, has raised his rating on Tata stock from a hold to a buy.
Sorry, the greens I play on don’t allow for motorized carts.
Does it come with handles for the pallbearers?
Does it come complete with clowns?
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