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We have another exclusive today morning. A really massive one.
Caught somewhere in Pune, this Lunar Silver top-end variant looks like any normal Tata Nano on test.
Until you look at the hinge at the rear windshield.
According to the Ragav who sent this picture in, the entire tailgate will not lift up like a hatchback. Instead, the rear windshield will hinge on mounts provided on the roof. The glass can be pulled upwards to gain access to the area behind the rear seat. Observe the circled area of the image.
Confusion still exists as the parcel shelf will not permit items to be tossed into the luggage area. Perhaps the new model will come with a detachable parcel shelf or will lack one altogether?
The Tata Nano upgrade is expected with many goodies including electric power steering, 5-speed manual transmission and improved interiors.
Tagged as: Tata Nano, Tata Nano facelift, Tata Nano plus, Tata Nano upgrade
SAIC-Wuling Hongtu MPV (N200 in some cases) was spied by our regular reader Sagar Parikh with Gujarat plates. The vehicle was spotted testing in city traffic. Initially believed to be the Wuling Sunshine, the low-cost MPV, on close observation, gave away a few clues despite heavy camouflage.
We have understood that these vehicles could be badged as Tavera variants. They however will sport the Chevrolet bowtie.
This vehicle is expected to take on the Maruti Eeco and Omni. By the look of things, General Motors will offer luxury variants for passenger application as well.
The basic model is expected to come with a 1.2-liter 85bhp petrol engine. It will also be interesting to see if a diesel engine will be fitted to the Hongtu. GM can use the 3-cylinder diesel engine from the Beat to make it cost effective and fuel efficient. This van is less than 4 meters long and qualifies as a small car in India.
The “Chevrolet Tavera N200? is what we’ve decided to call it and it must be on the market next year.
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