What's in NANO ???

Nano stands for superior technology and small in size. This is what this car depicts and hence the name is NANO. Its only available in Petrol version only, no Diesel or CNG versions available.
Specifications:
624 CC engine
23.6 KM Mileage
After exceeding 105 KM speed, it will automatically cut petrol supply.
Tube less radial car tyres.
15 Litres petrol tank capacity.
Available in Red, Blue, White, Yellow, Gold and silver colors.
Warranty: 18 months or 24000 km whichever is earlier.
Interior space for Nano 21% more than Maruti 800 in spite of the car being 8% shorter in length than Maruti 800.
Rear seat 100% foldable
It can run on Highways and Ghats as well.


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Dis Advantages:

No Alloy wheels.
Rear and Front tyres are of different size. Spare tyre is for front tyres only. You can use it for rear tyre for a short while using extra care.
Only front power windows.
Non-AC can NOT be converted to AC car later.
Provision for wiring Music system is there, no music system present.
No power steering
No Rear wiper
Open for booking from 9th Apr to 25th Apr. You can book online or through SBI and its associate banks. 200/- to -300/- application fees and price ranging from 1 Lakh to 1.85 Lakh basing the the models you are selecting.

Nothing in this world is bear minimum fool proof until its 3rd version release. Lets see how it runs on Indian roads !!!

All the best Nano, Happy and Safe Drive on Indian Roads !!! By the way Ratan ji, why can't you gift a car to your friend Mamata Banerji. Give a thought when you get a chance.......


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