On Thursday 26th feb 2009, Tata has launched a new car in India i.e Nano, touted as the world's cheapest family car, on March 23 in Mumbai and bookings will start from April this year.
“The cars will be on display at Tata Motors dealerships from the first week of April 2009. Bookings will commence from the second week of April 2009,” the company said in a statement.
The ultra-cheap 100,000 rupee ($2,082) car will be launched at an event in Mumbai and will be displayed at Tata Motors' dealerships across the country from the first week of April, the statement said.
"Tata Motors is making arrangements for the widest possible network to book the car, so that upcoming customers can easily gain of booking facilities at their locations, across the length and breadth of India," the statement said.
The company had also displayed the Nano at the Geneva Motor Show last year and had triggered competition, including Nissan Renault, to announce plans for building low-cost family.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
50 new car models to be launched in India in 2009
THE YEAR 2008 was not that good for the Indian cars industry and many car manufacturers saw a dip in their sales. Now to overcome the problem and to continue in the car market, the year 2009 will get to see launch of 50 new models.
The first new car introduced in this year is the Mahindra Xylo and then the industry witnessed the grand launch of the Fiat Linea. The Grand Punto and Bravo are also in Fiat's pipeline that is expected to arrive soon in the Indian car market.
Further to that, the most anticipated Tata Nano will also be launched this year. Tata also plans to roll out Indicruz and the new Indigo range, based on the Indica Vista platform on Indian roads. Then in line is the Maruti Ritz ready to roll out with KB series engine. Maruti also has plans to introduce a new version of its small car Alto.
Honda is also preparing to launch its first small car 'Honda Jazz' in India, a car that is successful globally. This car will challenge the Skoda Fabia, Maruti Suzuki Swift and the Hyundai i20.
GM will launch a new compact car priced below Spark. It will also enter the premium sedan market with Cruze in the next few months and bring the automatic version of its Captiva SUV.
For the super rich, BMW will launch its 7Series range,Mercedes-Benz with its new E-Class and also Alfa Romeo159 from Fiat.
For more information on visit:latest cars in india
The first new car introduced in this year is the Mahindra Xylo and then the industry witnessed the grand launch of the Fiat Linea. The Grand Punto and Bravo are also in Fiat's pipeline that is expected to arrive soon in the Indian car market.
Further to that, the most anticipated Tata Nano will also be launched this year. Tata also plans to roll out Indicruz and the new Indigo range, based on the Indica Vista platform on Indian roads. Then in line is the Maruti Ritz ready to roll out with KB series engine. Maruti also has plans to introduce a new version of its small car Alto.
Honda is also preparing to launch its first small car 'Honda Jazz' in India, a car that is successful globally. This car will challenge the Skoda Fabia, Maruti Suzuki Swift and the Hyundai i20.
GM will launch a new compact car priced below Spark. It will also enter the premium sedan market with Cruze in the next few months and bring the automatic version of its Captiva SUV.
For the super rich, BMW will launch its 7Series range,Mercedes-Benz with its new E-Class and also Alfa Romeo159 from Fiat.
For more information on visit:latest cars in india
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Compare Chevrolet Optra and Honda City
Chevrolet optra and Honda city are among the leading cars in india in its segment. Glance and style of both the cars confused the buyers for so long. Everyone has its own choice and own taste. This Blog might help you to choose.
Comparing the two cars we find chevrolet optra is little better than honda city. Looking at the very first instance the chevrolet optra is available in two versions viz. petrol and diesel (so chevrolet optra is trying to tap both the users), while on the other hand Honda city is available in only petrol version. airbags are also present, as safety measure in Chevrolet Optra which are hardly found in Honda City. Even the outside door mirrors are electrically adjustable in Chevrolet Optra which are not so in case of Honda City. I hope you would love the comparison between Chevrolet optra magnum and Honda city.
Comparing the two cars we find chevrolet optra is little better than honda city. Looking at the very first instance the chevrolet optra is available in two versions viz. petrol and diesel (so chevrolet optra is trying to tap both the users), while on the other hand Honda city is available in only petrol version. airbags are also present, as safety measure in Chevrolet Optra which are hardly found in Honda City. Even the outside door mirrors are electrically adjustable in Chevrolet Optra which are not so in case of Honda City. I hope you would love the comparison between Chevrolet optra magnum and Honda city.
Friday, February 6, 2009
New Facelifted Toyota Innova launch
Toyota has launched a new car in India, a refreshed innova with new colors, exteriors, climate control steering mounted audio controls and an in-dash CD changer. These changes give the new Innova a powerful look. The base model innova E is priced Rs 7,66,000, Innova G is priced Rs 8,70,000 Innova GX is priced RS 9,45,000 and Top end Innova VX is priced RS 11,06,000. Greyish Black, Bluish Silver and Greyish Silver are the new colors.
Toyota has so far sold 160,000 units of Innova since its launch in 2005 and holds 36 percent market share in the MPV segment. The segment posted 13 percent negative growth in 2008 when the company sold 44,000 units of the vehicle.
The new Innova will also be available in CNG option, which will be costlier by Rs.90,000 than other variants. The Innova ferries Indian families in comfort through long journeys. Taxi operators are very fond of it and the base models will be the best fit for their budget. It has been rated by Indians as the best MPV you can buy in India.
For more information on visit http://www.chevrolet.co.in
Toyota has so far sold 160,000 units of Innova since its launch in 2005 and holds 36 percent market share in the MPV segment. The segment posted 13 percent negative growth in 2008 when the company sold 44,000 units of the vehicle.
The new Innova will also be available in CNG option, which will be costlier by Rs.90,000 than other variants. The Innova ferries Indian families in comfort through long journeys. Taxi operators are very fond of it and the base models will be the best fit for their budget. It has been rated by Indians as the best MPV you can buy in India.
For more information on visit http://www.chevrolet.co.in
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