Is the Tata Nano finally ready to take on U.S. roads? Ratan Tata, Chairman of the Tata Group, believes so, but the car won’t be the same $2,500 vehicle found in India. Instead, according to The New York Times, Tata says the American market will get a car built to be competitive here yet still... 

Tata has revealed its Euro city car concept in Geneva today and it’s a trick little piece. First off, Tata says it is the most efficiently-packaged four-seater in the world, comfortably seating four regulation-size adults in a car just 10 feet long. Even more trick is the car’s zero turning... 

Thanks to its $2,500 price tag, the Tata Nano enjoyed incredible buzz from the minute it was announced. Sales started out with a bang, too, with demand so strong that Tata instituted a lottery to determine who would get their Nano first. But the last few months hasn’t been kind to the micro-mini... 

Tata Motors just debuted an electrified version of its Nano today at the Geneva Motor Show, promising no compromises in the way it drives compared to the regular 600cc Nano. The Tata Nano Electric Vehicle (EV) will be built on the existing Nano platform and still seats four adults, but adds “super... 

Visit New Delhi and you’ll be overwhelmed by the number of motorized trikes hustling and bustling through the city proper. They’re practically the official vehicle of India because of their low cost, ease of maintenance and small size. But just as Tata is trying to revolutionize the... 

The Tata Nano, the diminutive Indian four-door econobox rumored to eventually arrive in U.S. showrooms, has reportedly passed current European impact testing. According to Autocar, the offset front and side impact tests took place at the MIRA test center last week under supervision by an inspector from...