Just In
Don't Miss!
- Movies Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai | THIS Actor Dismisses Rumours Of His Entry As Abhir In YRKKH: It Amazes Me…
- News Bengaluru-Tumkur Namma Metro Project: 19 Elevated Stations Proposed For 52.41 km Line
- Finance 45% Dividend: Maharatna Powerpack NBFC REC Turned Ex-Dividend; To Raise Rs 1,60,000 Crore Soon; BUY More?
- Sports Rishabh Pant becomes first player to play 100 matches for Delhi Capitals: Check Top Five List
- Technology HONOR Pad 9 With Bluetooth Keyboard Up For Grabs At Rs 22,499 in India
- Education RSMSSB Junior Instructor Recruitment 2024; Apply online for 2500 Posts, Check out for more details
- Lifestyle Aditi Rao Hydari Marries Siddharth, Exploring Heeramandi Star's Ethnic Style Statements, Bookmark Now!
- Travel Explore Tamil Nadu's Diverse Wedding Venues
The Tata Nano Could Soon See A New Assembly Plant Outside India
Bangladesh has showed interest in assembling the Tata Nano there, hoping to help Tata Motors capture market share.
The Nitol-Niloy Group, Bangladesh's largest distributor of Tata Motors, has shown interest in assembling the Nano overseas. The Bangladesh-based Tata Motors distributor could soon set up a Nano assembling plant in the country.
A Matlub Ahmed, the Chairman of the Nitol-Niloy Group, was in India recently when he said that he had given a proposal to the Tata Group about assembling the Nano there (Bangladesh), which he feels could help the carmaker gain good market share in the country.
As per Ahmed, "We are selling 200-300 Nanos in Bangladesh every year. I am telling Tata Group to have a major share of the automobile market in Bangladesh if Nano and some other models can be assembled in our country." The Bangladesh-based company is assembling a few commercial vehicles for Tata Motors currently.
Recommended Video
Earlier, Tata Motors confirmed that the Tata Nano would not be phased out as the once cheapest car in the world holds a lot of sentimental value. Also, recent reports suggest that the carmaker is testing an electric version of the Nano in hopes of reviving the brand.
DriveSpark Thinks!
The Tata Nano was a much-anticipated car when it was first launched in the country. Slowly, popularity declined, leading to speculations that the carmaker could phase out the car completely. However, with news of Tata Motors trying to shift focus on building an electric Nano seems promising.