Nano was Flop, Nano EV ? Upcoming TATA Nano EV some extrodinary features

 

Tata Nano EV: The Budget Car Returns – Bigger, Better & Electric!

Tata Nano is a familiar name to all of us. But let’s be honest – it was once called a “people’s car”, but ended up as a flop in the market. And who was responsible? We, the buyers.

Ratan Tata, a visionary with a big heart, launched the original Nano at just ₹2 lakhs so every common Indian could afford a car. But we rejected it – for its size, looks, and low price tag.

Now, Tata is bringing back the same Nano with a new design, new power, and modern features – and this time, it’s coming as an Electric Vehicle (EV)!

 

Interesting Facts About the New Tata Nano EV

✅ 1. Bigger Size, More Space

The new Tata Nano EV is larger than the old model. It offers:

More legroom and headroom

Comfortable seating for up to 5 people

Bigger boot space for your luggage

✅ 2. Stylish Interiors

Redesigned, premium-looking dashboard

Good quality fabric seats

Improved comfort and cabin design

✅ 3. Driving Modes Available

The car includes different driving modes (like Eco/City), although most buyers may not feel the need to use them.

✅ 4. Long Driving Range

On a single full charge, the Nano EV can run up to 250 km – making it perfect for city use and even short highway trips.

✅ 5. Tata’s EV Trust

Tata is known for reliable EVs like Nexon EV, Tiago EV – and this Nano EV is expected to be just as trustworthy. No need to worry about battery or performance.

✅ 6. Safety First

Comes with 2 airbags for driver and passenger

Tata has not compromised on safety this time

✅ 7. Surprising Top Speed

The Nano EV has a top speed of 120 km/h – which is quite impressive for such a small and affordable car.

 

Negative

1. No Premium Features
You won’t get a sunroof, cruise control, or rear camera – but that’s expected in this budget.

2. Average Build Quality
The body strength and materials are expected to be average, just like other small-budget cars.

 

Expected Price

The Tata Nano EV is likely to be priced around ₹3 to ₹4 lakhs – making it one of the most affordable electric cars in India.

 

Final Words

Let’s be honest – this time, Tata is doing everything right. A bigger car, longer range, better design, and safety — all at a budget-friendly price.

We rejected the Nano once.
Let’s not repeat that mistake.

If you want an affordable, city-friendly, zero-emission electric car, the new Tata Nano EV might be the perfect choice!