FUKUOKA (Kyodo) The Nano, Indian automaker Tata Motors Ltd.’s ultralow-priced car, made its first public appearance in Japan on Friday, becoming the talk of the second Fukuoka Motor Show, organizers of the event said.
Numerous visitors on the show’s opening day flocked around the car. The Nano hit the Indian market this summer carrying an unprecedented sticker price of just about ¥220,000. In comparison, the lowest-priced cars in Japan cost around ¥600,000.
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