Cheapest car in the world – The Nano
Welcome to the Nano, the world’s cheapest car at only $2000 for the basic model. Manufactured by Indian car company Tata Motors, the car is a complete 4 door, rear wheel drive car which is touted as eco-friendly, and fuel-efficient. The commercial launch of the Nano today is part of India’s efforts to enter the world auto market and boost its economy.
“I think we are at the gates of offering a new form of transport to the people of India and later, I hope, other markets elsewhere in the world,” Tata boss, Ratan Tata said.
Not only is the Nano cheap, but it is really small, at a mere 1.5 meters (4.9 ft) wide and 3.1 meters (1o.1 ft) long. And it weighs only 600 kg (1300 lb). So, it probably won’t be that safe if there is an accident, but I am sure if the Nano does well in India, they will probably come out with a bigger (and safer) model. I can’t wait to see an electric or hybrid version on the roads outside of India.
But, I couldn’t help noticing the Joomla page for the Nano is down (right now). I think their server just crashed due to the (massive) traffic. Don’t they have caching enabled?
To be fair, I bet the Web is all abuzz about the Nano right now. Even I couldn’t help mentioning it.
Even if it is 2000$ i wouldn’t buy it. Imagine what parts they have put inside to drop the price so low, and I bet if a car crash happens, you will be a goner
Yes , I know that , Its the cheapest car , released in 3 models .I had seen on Tv that their website got down due to massive traffic .
I remember when this was unveiled here at a car show last year. I thought then that it was only a matter of time before we saw them spread all over the world – I bet they wont be able to make them fast enough
The Nano has shaved off the cost of everything to bring the price down including the safety features. I would rather pay more and know that the car Im driving stands some chance of keeping me in one piece should I be involved in an accident.
Well it’s good to hear that these car lower down the price, but I guess I have to test it first before purchasing this stuff. Better to insure our safety rather than taking advantage the low price offer.