For that, we'd suggest you to please visit the nearest authorized service center of Tata Motors as they would be able to assist you better after the inspection of your car. Follow the link and select your city accordingly for service centers.
For that, we'd suggest you to please visit the nearest authorized service center of Tata Motors as they would be able to assist you better after the inspection of your car. Follow the link and select your city accordingly for service centers.
In order to get better fuel efficiency returns from your car, there are some points that you can keep in mind while riding such as keeping a check on tyre air pressure, timely service your car, maintain proper gear to RPM ratio, do not accelerate the car unnecessarily, ride your car at economical speeds, etc.
Installing a CNG in Tata Nano may not prove be a viable option. We would suggest you to get in touch with the nearest authorized service center of Tata and they would be able to assist you with details. You may click on the following link and select your desired city for service centers.
Only the street side mechanic alone answer this question.
Sure. Just Check its fuel Filter, Air filter periodically. This is The Best Flying Machine on ROAD in his budget. I am also Using my nano to go any where.... You Can Also...
Definitely, my Tata Nano is 2013 and I have done 79000km and I still go for long drives. Very reliable and amazing car. Enjoy your Nano ....
Definitely. I have done it recently for a distance of 1600 km. Keep you speed restricted to 60-70 km/h. Fill coolest before start and check after every 500 km.
It is one of the best cars i have used. - it comes with affordable price which means your maintenance and mileage also suits your budget.- within 2 lakh you get Automatic version of second hand for people who feels uncomfortable post buying. You'll be lucky.
Of course Yes!! But trust me they will not buy it. They will still say 'Alto lelo. 800cc ki hai...' Hahaha. They will not see Nano's inside space and mileage...
Absoulutely, its a pretty pony car and very pocket friendly in terms of maintainance. Strong crumple zone it has and strong enough compared to few cars
The Nano is better in the areas of space,ease of driving,build quality,a/c,etc. As a city car it works better than the Alto
Only engine and may be brakes and suspension, nano does the job withbetter larger interior space,high ground clearance, micro suv feeling better looks(from next gen+twist).
I did few times..max 105 kmph... after which the engine cuts off.. it us highly unstable at that speeds... mind you..pot holes...emergency breaking..lane changes.... can cause devastating accidents. It is not comfortable.. going straight for since distance I'd okay... for fun.. make sure you are fully focused
You Can Drive it but 110 is Top Speed of Your Nano. There is some Engine Crackling sound on this Top Speed. I advice you to drive your Nano Upto 100 smoothly...
Depends on the road and your confidence. In my opinion driving if you are at high speed to reach your destination faster it is certainly a not recommended.
Nano has stunned me with its ability to drive without hickups .I drove it from Coimbatore to Bangalore with no issues , with my automatic Nano.Kept an average speed of 70km/h, was quite comfortable.Did have some breaks in between for food, otherwise drove for about 7 hours.And gave mind blowing mileage too.Just that we should account longer time drive due to lesser power of Nano.Tata , you guys made mistake of stopping it .
Totally Satisfied. I owned before Maruti 800, Santro Xing, Indica DLS, Maruti Omni Van And then puchased My Loving NANO LX. Among all vehicles in over all Nano is The Best...
100% I am very much happy with Tata Nano. Built quality. Styles. Comfort. All in low budget. I am proud owner of Tata Nano. Thank you Tata for wonderful little beauty
Yes, I've driven Nano more then 1000 km from Noeda to Nagpur in one day without any problam. My Nano was lying at Noeda since last 3 years as I was posted at Staff College Wellington (Ooty) and was not required it there. Now I wanted to shift Nano to Nagpur. I took courage and clubbed it with some pending issues at Delhi.After long due servicing started morning 5.30 am from Noeda and reached Nagpur around 1130 PM. Only stopped for 1 hr in between and to fill petrol. Initially driven with caution at speed of 70 only for 3–4 hrs then at 80 and lastly 90 also even on rough road between Sagar and Chindwara. No problem Car. I have more reliability on Ratan Tata then Nano hence gathered the courage and started the journey to cover more than 1000km in a day although I could never find anyone answering for such long distance on google anywhere. Thanks Tatas for making such an amazing Car.
Recently just 10days before i drove my Nano from Aurangabad (MH) to Rourkela (OD) (via Jalna, Amarvatti, Nagpur, Durg, Bhilai, Raipur, Bilaspur, Raigarh) around 1300km and 36hrs splendid journey. Every thing is fit and fine to drive a nano for long tours. Just ensure that, take 10-15min stoppage after driving 70-80kms to avoid over heating of engine. My avg speed was 60-70 and for one time i have tested the speed @ 110km/hr, but i will not recommend anyone to over speed the car for Safety reasons.
A bunch of 3 youngsters drove an unmodified Nano from London to Mongolia with absolutely no issues a few years ago. I own a XTA and have driven it extensively over the last 3 years. I have owned a host of cars of all sizes in the 25 years that I have been driving. I have self-driven in many countries overseas. I currently own 3 vehicles. I have seen Nano Taxis in Sri Lanka with over 2.8 Lakh kms on the Odometer running without any issue and maintained like new!I can with all sincerity say that it is a brilliant car for the money.
