Here's comes a twist in tale for urban people. A couple of years ago Tata, the Indian car-maker created a stir in the local car market with the announcement of world's most affordable car. The most affordable car was none other than, proudly ours the Tata Nano. In earlier days the car was immersed in controversies doubting its quality and reliability. Over time all the stories have been put to rest by the Indian automaker. The most recent of the lot is the Tata Nano Twist that has been specifically designed for a metropolitan city. The new car is also expected to do well with the younger crowd. The earlier portfolio as a 'Most affordable car' has now come up with an 'awesomeness' branding.
A senior official from Tata Motors said, “With the new Nano Twist, and the Nano eMax a few months back, we have begun this journey of a Nano portfolio that stands true to its brand essence: of a youthful, exciting car offering great value but, at the same time, builds in a different set of features to suit differing customer needs. With all the significant product changes, we have a really easy-to-drive car, great to maneuver, with a distinct individuality and colour and offering what no car can in this price range — a great style, entertainment and music, industry-leading power steering and more”. One of the major changes in the Tata Nano Twist is the optional power steering feature. It is said that the owners of the older Tata Nano weren't actually pleased with the steering, and indeed did not enjoy navigating the car in heavy traffic. To address this longstanding issue, Tata Motors has incorporated an Electric Power Assisted Steering in the new Nano Twist.
Engine specifications have been retained as the earlier versions and the car is still powered by 624cc, inline twin cylinder engine that generates power of about 38 PS with 51 Nm of torque. Legroom and headroom has never been a problem with Tata Nano, the fresh upgrade too, carries the family lineage. Air-conditioning is the best in its class and works well even in high temperature conditions. The instrument cluster has undergone some changes and it now looks better with smart usage of LED lights.
