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 ...

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Top speed is about 65 mph, and the car should achieve 55.5 mpg. Production will be limited to 50,000 at first, but once a dedicated Nano factory is finished by the end of 2009, production should ...

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The Tata Nano — the world’s most inexpensive production car, publicly launched last week in New Delhi, India, at a price of 100,000 rupees — also comes with its own baggage, but not the kind ...

The Anker Nano car charger will reportedly deliver 45W of power through a built-in 30-inch long USB-C cable, plus 30W through a USB-C port. That’s one less loose charging cable stuffed in your ...

The cheapest car on the Indian market, the Maruti 800, is based on an age-old Suzuki minicar and costs twice as much as the Nano. Keep It Simple So, appropriately, Tata went back to the basics.

The previous version of the nano-car moved along a flat gold surface. ... “This is shows a general problem with nanotechnology right now,” Tour says.

The tiny and fascinating Tata Nano will supposedly go on sale at the end of this month in India, but this didn't stop CEO Ratan Tata from previewing an "upscale" model for the European market.

This is the Nano Cellulose Vehicle (NCV), unveiled at the ongoing Tokyo Motor Show as a study into the use of cellulose nanofiber (CNF) materials for automotive use. The vehicle comes from a ...

The electric Nano will be introduced in Europe in approximately 3 years, the company official said, with the United Kingdom and Scandinavia to be the first markets to get the car.

The production version of Tata Motors' ultra-cheap Nano four-door city car made its debut at a press conference in India today and according to Chairman Ratan N. Tata, the diminutive $1980 ride ...