Tata Motors presented the Tata Nano Europa at the 79th Geneva Motor Show. Intended for a future launch in select international markets, the Nano Europa, with a length of 3.29 metres and width of 1.58 metres, is highly compact yet spacious inside. Structured on a slightly longer wheelbase of 2.28m, the car is highly manoeuvrable. The enhanced spaciousness is complemented by redesigned interiors, marked by smooth curves and a high tech feel. To meet the driving needs of its target customers, the Tata Nano Europa will be powered by a 3-cylinder sporty all-aluminium MPFI engine matched with a 5-speed automatic transmission, and electric power steering. The gasoline engine will be frugal and emit low CO2 of less than 100 gm/km. 

The car also meets all safety regulations and offers an all sheet-metal body with energy absorbing design and use of advanced restraint systems. ABS, ESP and air bags further enhance passenger safety. Other than the Nano Europa, the company also displayed the Indica Vista EV with a predicted range of up to 200km and acceleration of 0-60kph in under 10 seconds. Using super polymer lithium ion batteries, the car is expected to be produced in the near future in association with Miljo Grenland/Innovasjon of Norway. Tata Motors’ UK subsidiary, Tata Motors European Technical Centre plc, has a 70 per cent stake in Miljo.