Tata Nano

We will be covering the following:

 

• Introducing Tata Nano
• Tata Nano Price
• Tata Nano Review
• Tata Nano Insurance
• Tata Nano Registration Chagres / RTO
• Tata Nano Alternatives

We will be covering the following:   Introducing Tata Nano Tata Nano Price Tata Nano Review Tata Nano Insurance Tata Nano Registration Chagres / RTO Tata Nano Alternatives

Introducing Tata Nano

The Tata Nano - Newest Compact Car in Town!

Even post-launch back in the year 2008, the Tata Nano continues to be a work in progress for Tata Motors. What could have been easily known as a convenient city car, Tata Nano became famous as the cheapest car available in the market. The all-new Tata Nano is priced feasibly and lies between the range of Rs 2.26 lakh-Rs 3.20 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The so-called most affordable car available in India is now available in five alternatives to choose from - XE, XM, XMA, XT, and XTA. Running all the alternatives is a 624cc petrol engine that generates a decent power of 38PS and 51Nm of top torque. This engine comes with a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed AMT gearbox, depends on what you choose from. The all-new Tata Nano comes in 5 colour options - Serene White, Racing Red, Damson Purple, and Pearl White.

The new Tata Nano now acquires an even more powerful AC, front wiper & washer, dual glove boxes, central locking, front fog lamps, booster assisted brakes and keyless entry for convenience.

Tata Nano Price

Being India's cheapest car, it is priced for affordability. You can enjoy all the in-built accessories and features at a minimal price. The all-new Tata Nano’s is priced in the bracket of Rs 2.26 lakh-Rs 3.20 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

Tata Nano Review

After many modifications and iterations over the past six years, Tata has undoubtedly got the equation right. The brand-new Tata Nano GenX that comes with the automatic transmission seems like the best package offering with excellent driving dynamics, added comfort along with modest features and benefits.

Whilst there are barely any alterations in the shape of Nano, it now appears more premium than the old model. Towards the chin, it now receives a new more prominent grille, refreshed headlamps and black coloured details on the bonnet. The piano black is used in generous amount throughout the front to create an eye-pleasing contrast with the body colour and to give the new Nano a premium feel. This looks even more brilliant in this new Sangria Red colour.

The side profile of the new Tata Nano GenX is almost the same, and the modifications to the rear side of the car are also insignificant. The curved net grille aesthetic is also a portion of the rear bumper. However, unfortunately, it looks a tad bit cluttered and tacky. The most significant characteristic, nevertheless, is that the Tata Nano GenX is a compact hatchback in its true sense, as it now obtains an openable boot. Talking about the 'space,' space here isn't significantly more than what had to be reached through the cabin. This, however, makes the Tata Nano GenX more conservative and the boot space now becomes more useable.

In terms of design aesthetics, the Tata Nano GenX was eternally an excellent looking car; however, one could figure it out easily that this car was made to fit a strict budget. Well, that is not the case with the Tata Nano GenX, it seems and appears modest, and that is not merely from the outside but inside as well.

Tata Nano RTO Registration

Getting your car registered with the RTO is mandatory and one of the essential thing that you should do after buying a brand new car. In India, The Regional Transport Office (RTO) keeps a close check on all the vehicles running in India. Present across many provinces of India, RTOs offer a wide range of facilities related to vehicles. However, one of their vital services is vehicle registration.

The RTO registration of a car is mandatory. It is a two-step process:

• Temporary RTO Registration Number in India

Followed by

• Permanent Vehicle Registration Number in India

Here is a list of documents required to register a vehicle:

• Active insurance certificate
• Valid address proof
• Sale certificate of the car
• Application form CMV20
• PAN card copy
• Temporary registration issued by the dealer
• Registration fee
• Original invoice
• No Objection Certificate (NOC) from RTO and Sales tax clearance certificate (if you are buying the vehicle in one state and registering it in another)

Alternate Car Brands in India

The compact hatchback segment in India is filled with cutthroat competition. Tata Nano has faced stiff competition from the like of many brands like Bajaj, Maruti, Datsun and more.

The avg. ex-showroom prices of the competitors are listed below:

• Bajaj Qute (RE60)

Rs 2.48 Lakh onwards

• Maruti Alto 800

Rs 2.94 Lakh onwards

• Renault KWID

Rs 2.71 Lakh onwards

• Maruti Omni

Rs 2.83 Lakh onwards

• Datsun redi-GO

Rs 2.71 Lakh onwards

Disclaimer:

Royal Sundaram assumes no responsibility on the correctness of the information related to the vehicle and advise the customers to verify the details from the sources/websites of the respective OEMs.