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It was being reported about Tata‘s plans of introducing a new BS IV compliant model of Tata Indica which was also rumored to be called as Tata Indica CR4 is out on the internet.The new model named as Tata Indica eV2 is nothing but a christened Tata Indica V2 with a new DICRO (CRDI) engine in compliance with BS4 emission norms. The ‘e’ in eV2 stands for economy and it does justifies the name as per ARAI’s test result where the car delivered an impressive mileage of 25 km/l. With such a great mileage figure it becomes the most fuel efficient hatchback in the small carsegment.The car is expected to be priced close to Rs.4 Lakh for the base variant which lacks AC and Power steering.

Tata Indica eV2 Specifications In India

The earlier rumored name as Indica CR4 was misunderstood as the name of the car whereas it is a CR4 engine which is powerful and fuel efficient at the same time. It manages to produce a maximum power of 76BHP @ 4000 rpm and a peak torque of 140Nm in range of 1800 to 3000 rpm. Dimension wise it still remains the same but it now gets a host of new features which make this one a really special car.

Tata Indica eV2 Features In India

• Clutch-to-start option which avoids the chances of re-cranking a running engine
• Auto-Drive assist which prevents stalling of the car in situations of clutch being fully released on steep inclines
• New 14 inch alloy wheels
• A tachometer as standard
• 60:40 split rear seats
• Bluetooth compatible music system along with USB and Aux-in jacks

He has looked the part. Steely eyed, unsmiling, an inflexible jaw line. In the world that Narendra Modi inhabits, any sign of weakness could be a fatal error. Any suggestion that he is less than what he appears to be would give his critics - and they are legion - just the flicker of hope that Modi is, after all, vulnerable. And the weak don't last the week in politics.

Modi lives up to the title of the "saffron strongman, " conferred on him by his liberal detractors, with ease. A primary reason for his nonchalance is Gujarat's strong economic indicators, endorsed by business celebrities - recall the confidence with which Ratan Tata chose Gujarat as the new home for his Nano factory. Again, on the ideological front, Modi has been very good at projecting himself as an uncompromising voice on terrorism


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Almost two years after it was forced to move the factory for the production of "the world's cheapest car" Nano from West Bengal's Singur middle protests against land gaining, Tata Motors Wednesday inaugurated the new Nano plant in Gujarat's Sanader.

The new factory in Sanader was inaugurated by Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata, who seven years ago dreamed of creating an affordable family car for the ordinary man.

"When I came here first in an industrial visit invited by Gujarat Chief Minister, I was told that if they (the Nano plant) is not in Gujarat, I'll be a fool.

"I'm no longer stupid for investing in plant in Gujarat," said Tata at the opening of the factory.

Spread over about 1100 acres, the area of Sanader has been created on the n investment of around Rs 2000 crore.

Speaking on the occasion, Modi said: "The revolution comes with Ford in the early 20th century with small car now being copied by Ratan Tata with his Nano."

Every middle class families dream of owning a car is met by Sanader at the inauguration of Nano plant, "he added.

Ratan Tata's dream to create a car that costs only Rs one lakh crore had challenges - both technical and political - since it was conceived in 2003.

At a time when costs were rising, with production in a comfortable mini-car powered by a 623cc engine that provides a competitive miles, was a big enough challenge for the engineers of Tata Motors.

While Tata was able to overcome it, the group does not make political challenge from the Trinamool Congress, and had to move industrial output from its original location at Singur in West Bengal to Sanader in Gujarat in October 2008. Tata, at that time had already set over Rs 1,000 crore in Singur.

The delay not only the original plans for the commercial launch of Nano in about five months, but also affected availability.

Till the time Sanader plant was finished, the company went ahead with the limited production of Nano - touted as world's cheapest car with a factory-gate price of Rs 1,00,000 (slightly over $ 2000) - from Pant Nagar in Himachal Pradesh.

Bookings for the car was opened in April 2009 and deliveries began in July of that year. It has so far delivered more than 35,000 units. But only the first 1,00,000 customers are sure to get the car on an ex-factory price of Rs 1,00,000.

Sanader The plant has capacity to produce 2.5 lakh units a year, which can later be increased to five lakh units a year. Pilot commercial production of Nano on Sanader has already begun.