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      Tata Nano F-Tronic - Test caught on tape

      Nikhil Puthran

      Nikhil Puthran

      The Nano hatchback from the Tata stable has been a pioneer in introducing an affordable small car in the Indian market. The Indian car-maker has recently showcased the F-Tronic version of Nano Twist at the February held Auto Expo event in Delhi. The showcased vehicle comes with an Automated Manual Transmission technology, thereby making it a semi-automatic variant. In the past, pictures have emerged all over the Internet showing the vehicle undergoing road test. This time around sources have managed to capture a video footage of the AMT variants being tested on local roads.

      Magnetic Marelli, the renowned Italian company has developed the AMT unit (Automated Manual Transmission) for Tata Motors new F-Tronic range of cars. The technology is primarily a manual transmission that comes with an automatic clutch. This feature is aimed at providing comfortable in-city driving experience. The current lot of Nano is mated to a four speed gearbox, whereas the new AMT gearbox which will be featured in the Nano Twist F-Tronic is mated to a five speed transmission. This newly developed Automated Manual Transmission could also be seen in the recently introduced Tata cars like the new Bolt hatchback and Zest sedan. The headlamps appear to have received chrome accents and the front mesh has been redesigned to give it a 'Smiley' appearance. The fog lamps have been repositions and are stated to be improved further n comparison to the previous version. The rear bumpers have also been redesigned to give it a cheerful appearance.

      Tata Nano F-Tronic - Test caught on tape
      Tata Nano F-Tronic - Test caught on tape
       

      The Interiors in the upcoming Nano Twist F-Tronic is expected to remain more or less the same like the recently launched Nano Twist. As seen, the production version may also receive Faux wood inserts this time around. Tata cars have always been known for space, the same lineage is passed on to the F-Tronic as well with ample headroom and legroom for its occupants. Moreover, with the inclusion of Electric Power Assisted Steering, driving around within the city has become more enjoyable. Given the technological developments, Tata Motors seems to aim at shifting gears in the Indian automotive industry with its new F-Tronic range of cars. Post launch, the car can probably be tagged as the most inexpensive automatic car across the globe.

      Source: OD

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