Thread: Tata Nano Crash Test Passed
- 15 Jul 09 07:34 PM #1
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Read Full Article:The Tata Nano has passed current European front and side impact standard crash tests.
The £1800 economy car was subjected to tests at the MIRA test centre last week under the supervision of an inspector from Britain’s Vehicle Certification Authority.
Watch the Tata Nano crash test on video here
See the Tata Nano crash test image gallery
The tests were witnessed by several journalists, including Autocar’s Steve Cropley.
The crash tests included a 40 per cent offset and a 56km/h (35mph) frontal impact and are tougher than those that exist in India - currently the Nano’s only market - but they are due to be adopted in India in three years’ time.
Autocar - Tata Nano crash test on video - 15 Jul 09 07:41 PM #2
I hope it releases soon here in india
You'll be seeing just nano's all around the country
- 15 Jul 09 08:55 PM #3
You may just have nano tuk tuks and nano cabs besides the usual nano car owners!!
- 16 Jul 09 12:59 AM #4is Offline Overloaded Member
Join Date: Nov 2005Location: mumbaiPosts: 508
Indian Nano is not having the exact same safty features as of this one.
1. Indian gov is least bothered about it.
2. Indian buyers, esp Nano buyers, won't mind.
3. Increased wt. will reduce FE, performance ( is there any?).
4. It will increase the cost. - 16 Jul 09 01:19 AM #5
Good news really, its amazing to learn that such a low cost car can be adaquately safe.
Mr Tata indicated about Nano's safety prior to the launch & has kept his promise. - 16 Jul 09 01:32 AM #6
- 16 Jul 09 03:19 AM #7
imagine all the two wheelers in india replaced by this
- 16 Jul 09 11:07 AM #8is Offline Banned
Join Date: Mar 2006Posts: 78
Proud of the accomplishment.... some more high resolution pictures here
Video: Tata Nano Passes EC Standard Crash Tests! | cubi[CC]apacity - 16 Jul 09 11:47 AM #9
- 16 Jul 09 02:21 PM #10
- 16 Jul 09 02:41 PM #11
Makes sense as it would be Rs.1.4 lakhs with the GBP converison.
Those features are absolutely essential in countires where highway speeds are much faster than here. - 16 Jul 09 02:48 PM #12
^^Thats the on road price in india converted to GBP i think. In the UK it'll be sold for more than 3000 pounds


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