1. Renault XBA 800cc Small Hatchback
The entry-level hatchback, code-named XBA, will be based on the CMF-A platform - which too has been jointly developed by Renault and Nissan
Renault's small hatch will rival Maruti Suzuki Alto 800, Hyundai Eon and Datsun Go
2. Datsun redi-GO-Inspired Hatchback
Nissan's 's low-cost car brand, Datsun, already has a budget hatchback, called the 'GO', the company is now working on an even cheaper hatchback to take on the Maruti Alto 800. The redi-GO-inspired hatchback will be built upon the CMF-A platform - the one that will also underpin the Renault XBA small car
3. Tata Nano Twist AMT
Showcased at the 2014 Delhi Auto Expo, the Nano AMT (automated manual transmission) will be the first product that the company will launch in this financial year. The vehicle is already on test in India, and will be developed at Tata's Sanand plant - where the regular Nano is also manufactured. The Nano Twist AMT will feature the same 624cc MPFI naturally-aspirated twin-cylinder engine that powers the regular Nano, albeit with a 5-speed AMT. Besides AMT, this model will also feature new bumpers, fog-lamps, and different head-lamps. The cabin, however, is likely to remain unchanged
Since, the vehicle will have a new transmission and slightly modified exteriors, expect it to be pricier by Rs.40,000 than the regular Nano Twist model. And at that price, it will become the country's most affordable automatic car
4. Tata Kite Hatchback
Tata Motors is working on a new hatchback, codenamed Kite, to replace the ageing Indica eV2.
5. Tata Pelican 800
Tata Motors is working on yet another affordable hatchback, codenamed Pelican, to take on the likes of Maruti Alto K10, Hyundai Eon, and others in the segment.
The entry-level hatchback, code-named XBA, will be based on the CMF-A platform - which too has been jointly developed by Renault and Nissan
Renault's small hatch will rival Maruti Suzuki Alto 800, Hyundai Eon and Datsun Go
2. Datsun redi-GO-Inspired Hatchback
Nissan's 's low-cost car brand, Datsun, already has a budget hatchback, called the 'GO', the company is now working on an even cheaper hatchback to take on the Maruti Alto 800. The redi-GO-inspired hatchback will be built upon the CMF-A platform - the one that will also underpin the Renault XBA small car
3. Tata Nano Twist AMT
Showcased at the 2014 Delhi Auto Expo, the Nano AMT (automated manual transmission) will be the first product that the company will launch in this financial year. The vehicle is already on test in India, and will be developed at Tata's Sanand plant - where the regular Nano is also manufactured. The Nano Twist AMT will feature the same 624cc MPFI naturally-aspirated twin-cylinder engine that powers the regular Nano, albeit with a 5-speed AMT. Besides AMT, this model will also feature new bumpers, fog-lamps, and different head-lamps. The cabin, however, is likely to remain unchanged
Since, the vehicle will have a new transmission and slightly modified exteriors, expect it to be pricier by Rs.40,000 than the regular Nano Twist model. And at that price, it will become the country's most affordable automatic car
4. Tata Kite Hatchback
Tata Motors is working on a new hatchback, codenamed Kite, to replace the ageing Indica eV2.
5. Tata Pelican 800
Tata Motors is working on yet another affordable hatchback, codenamed Pelican, to take on the likes of Maruti Alto K10, Hyundai Eon, and others in the segment.
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