India's cheapest electric car. Learn about its features, range, price, and impact on the Indian automotive market. Tata Nano ...

Ratan Tata's dream car, the Nano, is reborn as an electric vehicle, promising a revolution in the Indian automotive market.

The low-cost Indian "peoples car" has finally been shown in public ... fuel gauge and oil light. Tata claims the Nano can achieve 54 mpg (U.S.) presumably without the A/C. It should be available ...

The journey of the world’s cheapest car, the Tata Nano, too came to a grinding halt ... received lacklustre response from the Indian consumer. Get updates on your preferred social platform ...

It will be interesting to see how Ajanta's new EV compares to the Reva G-Wiz which is also built in India. The Tata Nano made headlines as the world's least expensive new car and it's now facing a ...

Out to revolutionise India's burgeoning electric vehicle landscape, Tata Motors is preparing to launch what could be the most ...

Shantanu Naidu took to LinkedIn to announce his new role at Tata Motors. He was a close aide of industrialist Ratan Tata.

Ratan Tata became the Chairman of the Tata Group in 1991, succeeding his uncle, J.R.D. Tata. He transformed the group into a global force. Under his leadership, Tata Group made bold global ...

Billed as the world's cheapest car, the Tata Nano, created in Mumbai, India is a car that crosses social and economic barriers, says Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata. WSJ's Linda Blake comments.

The Tata Nano GenX is the cheapest and affordable hatchback in the Indian market by the Indian carmaker. The car comes in five petrol and one CNG variant. The variants are as follows Nano XE ...