1. CHEAPEST CAR 2012
The Tata Nano is not
only the cheapest car
in India, but it is the
cheapest car in the
world. It has a
starting price of Rs.
1.56 lakhs for the
Standard variant.
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2. The Maruti Suzuki Omni is the second cheapest car in the
country, with the Standard BS-IV variant priced at Rs. 2.57
lakhs (ex-showroom).
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3. Sitting at third place is India's largest selling car, the
Alto, which starts at Rs. 2.59 lakhs (ex-showroom)
for the base Standard variant.
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4. Sitting at 4th place is Hyundai's Eon. The Eon range
starts at Rs. 2.92 lakhs (ex-showroom) for the base
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5. The trusty old Santro comes in at number 5 and is offered
at a starting price of Rs. 3.07 lakhs (ex-showroom) for
the Non-AC variant.
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6. The re-badged Versa now starts at a price of Rs. 3.16
lakhs (ex-showroom) for the 5-seater variant. it is offered
with a 1.2-liter petrol engine
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7. The Spark is a GM
badged
Daewoo Matiz and
starts at a price of
Rs. 3.30 lakhs
(ex-showroom). It
is powered by a
995ccpetrol engine.
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8. Tata Motors has
priced the e-Xeta
at Rs. 3.32 lakhs
(ex-showroom) for
the base eGL
variant. It is
powered by a 1.2-
litre petrol engine.
Powered by a 998c
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9. Powered by a 998cc, K-Series engine, the Estilo range
starts at Rs. 3.54 lakhs (ex-showroom) for the base LX
variant.
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10. This electric car is the
cheapest electric vehicle
in India and is priced at
Rs. 3.56 lakhs (ex-
showroom) for the base
Standard variant.
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