Tata Motors has unveiled a Tata Nano Electric Vehicle (EV), based on the Tata Nano platform at this year’s Geneva Motor Show. According to Tata Motors, when launched, it will expand the company’s electric vehicles portfolio, which a...

The world wants to see the smallest ever car and Tata is at the Geneva event with an electric version of the Nano. Sure Tata is no global automobile manufacturing giant but, it does want to capture the world with its electronically ...

India’s largest vehicle manufacturer, Tata, will begin its electric assault on Europe later this year when it releases the new Vista small car.   With a range of 200km, the right-hand drive Vista – which replaces the Indica hatch – ...

Back when the original hypercheap Tata Nano came out in India, we wondered if it would destroy the world. Tata Motors just unveiled a full electric version. It's got a range of 99 miles, will go from 0 to 60 kilometers per hour ...

There are a number of interesting electric vehicles at the Geneva event this year ranging from the EV Tata Nano to the Tag Heuer Tesla Roadster and the latest addition is the Westfield iRacer. Categorically, the Westfield Racer is a...

We were beyond excited upon learning that the world’s cheapest car, the Tata Nano, might be released in hybrid form. But it looks like Tata has skipped the step of going hybrid and has decided to release an all-electric version of t...

Oh sure, this might not accelerate to ludicrous speed in 3 seconds flat, and it might not look like something Jules Verne brought back from the future, but it is the one electro-vehicular concept we can reliably expect to see hit r...

Budget, Geneva Motor Show, Etc., Hatchback, Tata, Electric 2011 Tata Nano EV - Click above for high-res image gallery Tata Motors just debuted an electrified version of its Nano today at the Geneva Motor Show, promisi...

Review of Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum exhibition of the Tata Nano, 2010.

Frank Holmes submits:New Yorkers looking to catch a glimpse of the world’s hottest car have until late April to visit the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, which is displaying the $2,200 Tata Nano as an achievement in efficient ...

Budget, Etc., Hatchback, India, Tata The CarWale Endurance Run Tata Nano - Click above for image gallery The Indian car shopping site CarWale.com is driving a Tata Nano in a loop across the length and breadth of India...

Budget, Hatchback, India, Tata, Rumormill Tata Nano - Click above for high-res image gallery Tata Motors used the timing of the Detroit Auto Show earlier this month to unveil its tiny little Nano here in North America ...

Tata Nano impressesed with its inexpensive price tag in India which made it cheapest car in the world, but over the other side of the globe, in the US, Nano will not be able to stick to its cost effectiveness. The obvious reason is ...

At just $2,500, the Tata Nano is easily the world’s cheapest car. However, as Tata expands its tiny Nano into other global markets – such as Europe and the United States – that price will grow tremendously, possibly costing the cit...

Tata Nano has got some good publicity at the North American International Auto Show and from what we hear, the Indian small car is expected to debut on the streets in the United States by 2011. With a 624cc petrol engine with just 2...

The AP (Yahoo) reports: Tata Motors already has made a European version of the four-seat car that will cost about $8,000 when it debuts in 2011, and a Tata Technologies official said privately that the U.S. version is expected to ...

On the heels of last week's Nano speculation, here's some more: According to Yahoo news, a version of the Tata Nano that meets U.S. emission and other standards is being "readied" for sale in America. It wouldn't be for at least ano...

Tata Nano - Click above for high-res image gallery The Tata Nano has power windows for the driver and front passenger. Anyone sitting in the rear seats, though, will have to make do with manual controls. Of all the things we learn...

Hey, wait a minute! we thought the Nano was priced at $2,000 to $2,500! What’s this about $220,000?

Yes, that's a Tata Nano on display about 2 miles up the road from the Detroit auto show. And yes, Indian billionaire Ratan Tata still intends to sell the inexpensive car in the United States....