Tata Nano Europa Showcased - Tata Nano Europa Picture Gallery & Photos

[Khabri]

Tata Motors, on 3rd March Tuesday, launched the Nano Europa at the 79th Geneva Motor show. The Nano Europa will have a slightly longer wheelbase of 2.28 metres and will be powered by a 3-cylinder all-aluminum gasoline engine with 5-speed automatic transmission and electric power steering.

It would adhere to all international safety standards and regulations, the company said in a statement. The car has been provided with advanced restraint systems, anti-lock braking system, electronic stability program, with high fuel efficiency and low CO2 emission.

Below is the Picture Gallery for Tata Nano Europa !

Images Courtesy: Allcarzone

[pinki]

As we all are facing the global recession at such time launch of nano is a great relief for car lovers across the world

[diabolosdarelord]

buying this car is just for learning purpose .... on city roads its very small .... and it cant stand beside big vehicles

[Ricky]

Well, remember there was a small car Matiz.. it was small and cute and went very successful but unfortunately, its mother company went bankrupt !! There are people who prefer small cars on conjusted roads instead of big. It is hell lot of problem driving a SUV like TATA Safari on small and occupied roads of Indian Cities.

[diabolosdarelord]

please remember...its not on the roads....its very small car....but in future ... i may become like AUTO...

[janvikapoor2009]

Really good........................ Now Nano has launched & any one can buy the four wheeler.

[kammy]

It's beautiful

[nanopano]

After the European version of the Nano, Tata Motors also desires to launch the Amercian Nano in the U.S. car market with some redesigning and modifications.

[maxgr8]

vary nice!!

[prakash1990]

I think nano will rock in chennai traffic..........

[nanopano]

I think nano will rock in chennai traffic..........

Not only in Chennai Traffic Nano will rock in all cities but will definitely increase traffic jams. Nano after launching in Europe and America will definitely take the entire car industry under its own clutches.