London - European version of world's cheapest car first seen at the Geneva Motor Show earlier this year the UK would soon enter. This car has been waiting for his presence and is expected to be released in 2011.Tata Nano, which was launched in India earlier this year, with price not more than 2,000 pounds, but for the market price for the UK market will reach £ 4000 until 5000, because of the addition of comfort and safety features that are used specifically for the European market.
World's cheapest car will be driven by a 1.0 liter capacity engine, three cylinder, which can generate power around 60bhp, as reported by Autocar, Monday (13/12/2009).
Tata Nano in Europe will use the five-speed manual transmission while the Indian version uses only 4 speed elderly. However, with these additions, can improve fuel economy and reducing CO2 emissions.
In addition to still using 14-inch diameter pelk, Tata Nano in Europe will use the safety features like ABS, traction control, electric power steering and dual airbags.
With a wide mix of owned and features of the Nano, it still is still putting this car is cheaper than Hyundai I10 and still half the price of the Smar
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