Tata Nano Europa shows up at Geneva

Tata Nano Europa
Tata always intended to sell a “proper” version of the tub-on-wheels Nano in European countries. The fact that the upgraded version actually looks nice is always a good sign that it might do well.

Tata Nano Europa

The Tata Nano Europa debuted at the 2009 Geneva Auto Show. While details are still sketchy on this prototype, the Nano Europa is supposed to have airbags, stability control, 14-inch alloy wheels and real brakes. But price is expected to jump to above $6000, which is a fair bit higher than the $2500 basic Indian version.

22 comments to Tata Nano Europa shows up at Geneva

  • Fouad

    car looks gorgeous…wud take the smart car for a ride i shud think…especially with the pricing! looks better than the smart too i shud think…but ya limited market in the UAE for sures…i mean u cud drive over it with an SUV :lol:

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  • Dan3e

    this thing looks nyce….
    but i wonder how will it be to own one here….
    and then the reliability….

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  • mani

    wtf?? ugly looking car… tata worst :oops:

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  • vishal

    well very good but above $6000 why while the indian version is without airbags ac is optional

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  • BJD(Boris)

    ok, this looks much better.

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  • Faisal

    not bad…but I’d never want to be in one in the UAE…

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  • spyke

    Looks better than the indian version, might suite the european market just fine i guess..

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  • mohamad

    looks great…i liked the rear and front lights… but its very small for a tall guy like me..

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  • cru

    wonder wat will west cost customs do wth this? :P

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  • assassin

    As I heard from trustable person, Tata nano is the best way to reduce the population in India, that’s why the Indian version will not have safety systems.

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  • Fouad

    in general i guess the design looks good…mite even look good on the roads of dubai…but then again u dont see too many smart cars here…so i guess ppl here love their SUVs too much

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  • prado

    another indian car…. it will fail

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  • vivek

    i can run over it with my Mazda :lol: …but tis one looks good for sure…and ofcourse, better specs too than the Indian version..

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  • Rui Monte da Silva

    Super mini are not my cup of tea. But a great looking car. Way to go TATA! :razz:

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  • Tiger

    God! one nice innovation! and ppl are cribbing about safety… You know what the europa version has all the safety standards of big cry baby europe! Where is the safety in motor bikes? but u still ride it! sweet car! I would buy it anyday :D why pay 4 times more for a small car in europe just to make a ride to office! TATA NANO rules! Its going to be a big hit no doubt!

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  • Rocky

    The car has the same design but has a sporty feel to it. To begin with the Nano Europa is larger and wider than its Indian brother. The rear is different in shape. And different 14 inch tyres will be provided in this machine. For More Info Read over here on Tata Nano Europa

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  • Rhymes

    very nice, but i heard there is no A/C inside , is it true and no airbags?

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  • Mashfique Hussain Chowdhury

    Correct, at least for the Indian version. The Euro one remains to be seen.

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  • Gladiator

    this car is good only for indian and china and malasia, maybe indonesia, but other than that its an awful car… the photo shown here are for teasing only, the real production version is awful..

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  • fairose sajjad

    it’s a nice looking car :razz: & it’s suitable for small family & i am sure that it will be preffered by all :wink:

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  • ashok pai

    this is brilliant! why cant they mass produce it for india too ? gone are the days of gas guzzlers – welcome to small world, with a lesser carbon footprint. it would serve us well to live within our means, and small cars are here to stay!

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  • Murf

    It will never work in the UAE. The SMART was bought by people over here as a fashion statement rather than convinience.

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