Tara International’s Tiny joins Nano race of cheapest car!

Tata Nano can face strong competition before coming in market as a west Bengal company, Tara International, is ready to steal the tag of cheapest car from Tata’s Nano. It is going to launch its new car within next 4-5 months which will cost less than one Lakh. This company is going to launch the new car under the name of TINY which will cost Rs. 99,999 and above this will be battery operated. It will cost only 50-70 paisa per kilometer. As the rates of petrol and diesel is increasing day by day This car will be economical and hence will going to give strong competition to other cars in market.

Tara International is also planning to launch more cars with the name Tara Titu, Tara Micro and Tara Mini after Tiny. All will be electric cars which may benefit from services like windshield replacement Dallas. However, can you drive with a cracked windshield? While it may be legal in some places under certain conditions, it poses serious safety risks to both the driver and passengers. Therefore, it’s generally advisable to have it repaired or replaced as soon as possible to ensure optimal visibility and structural integrity.

Chairman of the group, Tara Shankar Ganguly said that 60-70 % of parts of these cars will be imported from Chinese company. After two years it will be completely made in India, no import will be needed. Tara’s manufacturing unit is near Kolkatta in Palta. After electric cars the company will launch electric buses and two-wheelers. Company’s Vice-President, Vishwajeet Das told that two-wheeler will cost between Rs. 9,999 to 30,000 and the three wheelers will range from Rs. 85,000 to 1.8 lakh.

Tara’s Tiny will be ready to run with an average speed of 50-70 Km/Hour. It can be charged with 15 Ampere socket of 220 V. Nano’s maximum speed is 105 Km/hour and provides 20 Km Mileage in its petrol version. Tara is planning to give 1000 cars, 5000 two-wheelers and 500 buses in first year of launch. Tara is expecting to have a turnover of Rs. 15 crores in first year and Rs. 50 crores in succeeding year of the launch.