2015 Tata GenX Nano Launched; Prices Start at Rs. 1.99 Lakh

Now with a more up-market cabin, slightly updated engine, bigger fuel tank and exterior changes, the company is aiming to reach to a larger audience base. While the 2015 Tata Nano's exterior and interior look slightly different, the addition of an automated manual transmission and openable hatch are the two most significant changes given to the hatchback. Just so you know, the 5-speed AMT is the same unit that is found in the Tata Zest diesel AMT version.
Also Read: 2015 Tata Nano GenX Review

Talking about its exterior design, the Tata Nano GenX 2015 gets new smoke headlamps, alloy wheels, Tata signature grille and an openable boot. The boot is claimed to offer a luggage carrying capacity of 110-litres. The car with a larger fuel tank (24-litres) now offers a range of over 450kms. Earlier, the car had 15-litres of fuel capacity.
The car's cabin too, now, looks refreshing and slightly more up-market with several new features such as Zest-inspired steering wheel, front power windows, amphistream music system with 4 speakers, etc.
As mentioned before, the Tata Nano's engine, 624cc, two-cylinder MPFI petrol, remains the same, though the company has added a new cylinder head and aluminium block to help the car run smoother than before. That said, it continues to churn out a maximum power output of 38bhp and 51Nm of peak torque. The powertrain is offered with both a 5-speed AMT gearbox and the regular 4-speed manual transmission. The AMT gearbox is offered only with the Easy Shift trim, while other trims come with a manual gearbox.
2015 Tata Nano GenX Mileage
Manual variants - 25.3km/l
AMT variants - 21.9km/l
Variant-wise prices (ex-showroom, Delhi)
GenX Nano XE (Manual) - Rs. 1.99 lakh
GenX Nano XM (Manual) - Rs. 2.29 lakh
GenX Nano Easy Shift XMA (Automatic) - Rs. 2.69 lakh
GenX Nano Easy Shift XTA (Automatic) - Rs. 2.89 lakh
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