India's Tata to launch world's cheapest car in March

India's Tata to launch world's cheapest car in March

NEW DELHI, India - This file photo shows the Nano, the world's cheapest car, to be launched by India's Tata Motors in Mumbai on March 23. The company will start taking orders from April. The car, which will sell for about $2,500, was originally planned to be launched late last year but was delayed due to the shifting of its manufacturing site. (Kyodo)

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