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Tata had clearly expressed its intentions of sending Nano to the European market when the automaker showed the Nano Europa at the Geneva Motor Show. A big concern was if the cheap and small car would be able to live up to the European safety...

The Nano Europa may have been the star of Tata’s stand at Geneva, but the company has a few more models lined up for its European launch. Pr1ma is a design study, that is likely to find its way to European markets along with the Nano. The saloon..

Tata showed its Euro spec Nano Europa at the Geneva Motor Show. The car is an upmarket version of the basic Nano that will start selling in India within a month. Tata plans the European debut of the car in 2011, and it will come with standard...

Tata Motor's Nano, which is deemed to be the cheapest car in the world, may begin production this fall. However, this has made many people wonder if the car is really going to stay within the price bracket or if the prices are going to shoot up. India..

Tata group chairman Ratan Tata has unveiled the much awaited 1-lakh ($2,500) car. The much awaited car is expected to be the star of the show at the New Delhi Auto Expo. The base model Nano costs INR 100,000, which roughly translates into $2,500. This..

While everyone waited for the unveiling of the Tata motor's $3,000 mini at the 2008 Auto Expo to be held in New Delhi, Bajaj Auto has stealthily come with its version of the small car to the surprise of many. This seem to herald a new era of wars for..

What everybody already knew is now official, Ford has announced that it would like Tata to take over the reins of Jaguar and Land Rover. Speculations on the topic were hot and but everybody seemed to agree that the Indian giant would emerge the...

Praktiko GT, a company based in the Middle East is readying a mini to compete with Tata's ultra-low priced minicar. Tata's yet unnamed mini is supposed to cost nearly $2,500 and the world is waiting for its official unveiling at New Delhi's Auto Expo...

Fiat had earlier considered buying Jaguar and Land Rover when Ford had put them up for sale. Fiat was attracted by Jaguar's powertrains and rear wheel drive platforms, which would have been used for Alfa and the US distribution network of Land Rover....

The deal for Jaguar and Land Rover seems to be around the corner. According to latest reports, Ford is likely to name Tata as the favoured bidder for premium British marques. Indian company Tata is a front runner in the race that also includes another..