Here are more photos of the new Tata 1 Lakh Car, the Tata Nano. The photos include some of the car’s interior, which is so basic that its seats do not have reclining functions, and the instrument panel lacks an RPM meter.
The red car in this post with the unpainted black bumper is the basic version, which does not include air conditioning. As you can see, its very basic with steel wheels and etc. The yellow car is the more “luxurious” version, if the word may be stretched this far. It includes alloy wheels, climate control and other features.
View all photos after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Tata Nano mostly highlight its affordability, simple and minimal design, and functional purpose as an entry-level city car. Many users appreciate its low price of around RM 9,000 and see it as a practical transportation solution, especially for those upgrading from motorbikes or needing affordable mobility. Several comments mention the basic interior, lack of accessories like a radio or air conditioning, and small wheels, which may impact safety and comfort. There are concerns about safety features, road suitability, and build quality, but overall, sentiments are positive about it being a basic, no-frills vehicle that meets the needs of low-income individuals in India and potentially other markets. Some sarcasm and humor also appear regarding its design and features, reflecting mixed reactions.