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The Land Rover Defender has long been an icon of the British auto industry, being designed and built in the country. Now under Tata ownership, production of the next-generation Defender is set to take place in India. Not due until 2015, the al...
Tata Technologies has unveiled an all-new Tata eMO EV compact city car concept at the 2012 North American International Auto Show. Following in the footsteps of the Tata Nano - the cheapest car in the world - the eMO EV combines an ultra compa...
It may be the cheapest car in the world, but India’s Tata Motors has had more trouble getting people behind the wheel of its budget Nano city car than it ever imagined. The Indian manufacturer initially forecast sales of 500,000 per year, but ha...
Tata Motors and ex-Formula One engineer Guy N. from a Luxembourg MDI have come up with a car that runs on air. Dubbed the Tata Mini CAT, or Air Car, the environmentally-friendly car uses no petrol, requires little maintenance and has a range of aroun...
It’s the question that has a number of automotive analysts and industry experts scratching their heads: how has India’s Tata Group made an enormous success of the troubled Jaguar Land Rover but flopped sensationally with the tiny Tata Nano? In...
We know the Tata Nano is the world's cheapest car, but have you even wondered what is the world's most expensive cheap car? Meet the Tata Nano Goldplus. It's a special one-off created by Tata jewellery company Goldplus and features 80kg worth of gold...
Tata Group's Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is said to be planning to open a new engine production facility in the East Midlands in England, according to a UK newspaper report. This will be the country's fourth JLR production facility and will help the comp...
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. has taken over Tata as the biggest Indian auto maker in terms of market value. Mahindra was able to catch up and overtake Tata, which has enjoyed top position since October 2008, after a recent drop in sales both locally...
Right before the height of the first global financial crisis, Ford sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors. The sale, which was finalised for just $2.3 billion, gave the Indian company full control of Britain’s most famous brands. Many...
At the moment, Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles are still using Ford-based engines. To help end the Ford reliance, Tata and Jaguar Land Rover are currently in talks to develop and produce their own engines in the UK and India. Possibilities were...