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SCOOP! Tata Nano diesel spied

Much-awaited diesel Nano to get 3-cylinder motor and revised front and rear bumpers with larger air inlets. Could be the most fuel efficient car here.
1 min read22 Jul '13
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Tata’s highly anticipated diesel variant of the Nano is currently undergoing tests, but a launch date is still uncertain. 

As is evident from the pictures, the front end of the diesel Nano features a revised bumper that incorporates a bigger air inlet for better heat dissipation, along with rounded foglamp. Other than that, the car’s front end looks similar to the 2013 Nano launched recently. At the rear, the exhaust pipe gets moved to the left and there is also an openable rear hatch, missing on the current car. The shape of the rear honeycomb grille mimics the one up front.

The three-cylinder diesel engine is rumoured to produce power somewhere in the region of 46bhp. The diesel Nano could be the most fuel efficient car in the country. Continued..

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