Tata Nano soon to come with new safety features

Modified On Jan 05, 2023 06:33 PM By Anonymous for Tata Nano

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Tata Motors, a renowned name in the automobile sector came with Tata Nano a year ago in India. The mini vehicle is a revolution on the Indian terrain as it is the smallest and the cheapest car which is popularly known as “Peoples Car”. Tata Motors dream was to see a car in every family which is affordable and helps them to overcome the traffic congestion. The Indian car markers was successful in bringing Tata Nano, it spread the magic but soon it was felt that the spell was getting over. The sales graph of the company could not put impressive figures. The Indian auto market rose high, this year in October, the passenger cars saw a growth of 22. 32 per cent which was 24,478 units sold. In this Tata Nano contributed only 2 per cent which means sale of 3,065 units.

There were few noted reasons for the car to not to show up in the growing market. The primary factor was the accidents which happened in Tata Nano. The safety of the car was being doubted most by the buyers. As per the reports, Tata Nano caught fire several times which was a worry for the buyers in terms of security and for the company as well because it put its reputation at stake. Tata Motors is now correcting errors by introducing new safety features in Tata Nano.

As per Carl-Peter Forster, the CEO and MD of Tata Motors, Tata Nano has been checked twice by the company. It is affixed with safe design and is a reliable car to drive. He also added, that, Tata Motors is taking several steps to correct the manufacturing defect. The company has thought to cover the catalytic converter which will help the mini car to not to heat up and catch fire. The company is also planning to put the electrical components which will prevent short circuits. The other big factor, of Tata Nano not showing up impressive sales figures is the hike in the price of the mini car. Tata Motors has raised the price by Rs 8,000 which has been in effect from this month. As per the Indian car marker, the price has been raised because of the increase in the cost of raw materials and other manufacturing needs.