Tuesday, 5 February 2013

nano diesel images, caught testing in Pune


nano diesel was caught again testing in Pune. This time the test mule caught was a black colored one. You have to look really carefully to notice the changes.

This test mule seems to be the latest version. It has far more changes than the last test mule spotted. The front and rear bumper has been covered which means they are tweaked for the diesel engine. The rear end tires are more larger ones which will help to support the weight of diesel engine and for better control on higher speeds. The boot is conventional type like in other hatches which can be opened and closed.
Look at the new interiors and the large air damp



The  spied Tata Nano gets a new wider air damp at the rear which clearly suggest the large diesel engine on board. We expect the diesel engine to be an 800cc common rail. The max power  and torque will be roughly 40 HP and 90 Nm.

The interiors of the spied Nano has some changes as well. The dashboard is finished in beige and the air vents have metal finishes.


Tata better launch the diesel Nano soon. The sales of Nano was the lowest in January 2013 with just 1500 units sold. Tata s plant in Gujarat is idle due to the low sales of Nano. The diesel prices were hiked but the demand for diesel has not decreased.

The Nano diesel will the diesel in Indian Car market and that will definitely boost Nano sales. This test mules suggest that Nano diesel is almost complete and will be launched in the end of this year

2 comments:

Unknown said...

by the end of 2013 diesel price will hiked upto 60 r.s .then why tata motors are struggling to launch a diesel version of tata nano. Demand for diesel cars have already decreased now.it is better to them to change tata nano as a perfect petrol car having all the features like other cars..

Unknown said...

Petrol price will be hiked to 80. Any way petrol will be more expensive than diesel. Nano diesel will give 35 km/l of mileage.

 

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