Big Auto Companies plan to takeaway low cost Tata Nano technologies
Although Tata Motors starts full-scale production of Tata Nano at its Sanand plant in Gujarat, suppliers of the world’s cheapest car are being approached by some of the largest carmakers for cost-effective technology takeaways from the project. Bernd Bohr who is already involved with the Nissan Ultra Bajab low-cast project said, The strategic direction is to learn from these low-priced vehicle projects for those in Europe, which will not be on the same price levels to transfer good ideas we have developed here to other markets.
Although Tata Motors starts full-scale production of Tata Nano at its Sanand plant in Gujarat, suppliers of the world’s cheapest car are being approached by some of the largest carmakers for cost-effective technology takeaways from the project. Bernd Bohr who is already involved with the Nissan Ultra Bajab low-cast project said, The strategic direction is to learn from these low-priced vehicle projects for those in Europe, which will not be on the same price levels to transfer good ideas we have developed here to other markets. The Tata Nano itself will not see exports till Tata Motors moves to its new plant in Sanand. Once the capacity is ready Tata Nano will drive into overseas markets, and Europe is targeted as a priority market. Tata Motors has already displayed a European version of the Tata Nano at the Geneva Motor Show that will not only have a bigger engine, but is different in many other ways. However, the Tata Nano was formally rolled out this summer and has been selling around 2,500 units per month.
Read More on : Tata Nano review 2013