India's Tata unveils world's cheapest car

The Tata Nano, launched by India's Tata Motors, is the world's cheapest car, priced at ₹100,000 or $2,500. It targets millions of Indians who previously couldn't afford a car. While the Nano is celebrated for its affordability, it raises environmental concerns due to potential increases in traffic and pollution. Despite these concerns, the car is expected to be a market success, potentially forcing other manufacturers to lower their prices. The Nano is set to hit Indian showrooms soon, with possible future exports.

What is the primary target market for the Tata Nano?

• Middle-class Indians

• Environmental activists

• Luxury car buyers

• International car enthusiasts

How does the price of the Tata Nano compare to other small cars in India?

• It is more expensive

• It is priced similarly

• It is cheaper by two to three times

• It is the same price

What is a major concern of environmentalists regarding the Tata Nano?

• Increased traffic and pollution

• High fuel consumption

• Deforestation

• Noise pollution

What is the expected impact of the Tata Nano on other car manufacturers?

• They will focus on luxury cars

• They will increase their prices

• They will stop production

• They will lower their prices

What future prospect is mentioned for the Tata Nano?

• It will be discontinued

• It will be exported internationally

• It will be redesigned

• It will be used for racing