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Phoenix act: Tata Motors to launch all-new, aspirational GenX Nano today
The company says initial immediate sales volumes will be as important as creating a "perception change"

To revive the fortunes of what Ratan Tata called 'People's Car', Tata Motors is today unveiling its new avatar, GenX Nano, positioning it as an aspirational vehicle.In a bid to lure first time buyers and bury the 'cheapest car' tag that has been associated with the Nano, which drew the world's attention when launched in 2009, the company is making a "critical intervention" offering, with a host of new features.It will have automatic manual transmission, openable boot and bluetooth phone sync audio system, among other features.Following the launch, the existing range of the Nano will be phased out except for the CNG version.

First Published:May 19, 2015, 08:31:12 IST
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