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Part 1: The Early History
Part 2: The Last 100 years
1: Car Production
2: Steam Powered
3: Electric Powered
4: Hybrid Cars
5: Other Sources of Fuel
6: Parts of the Car
7: Petrol/Gasoline
8: Car Manufacturers by Country
8.1 Austria
8.2 Australia
8.3 China
8.4 Czech Republic
8.5 France
8.6 Germany
8.7 Great Britain (UK)
8.8 Holland
8.9 India
8.9.1. Hindustan Motors
8.9.2. Maruti Udyog
8.9.3. Premier Automobiles
8.9.4. Reva
8.9.5. Standard
8.9.6. Tata Motors
8.9.7. Other Information
8.9.8. Other Indian Automobile Companies
8.9.9. Indian Car Web Sites
8.10 Italy
8.11 Japan
8.12 Russia
8.13 Spain
8.14 Sweden
8.15 United States
8.16. Car History Web Sites
9: Special Reports/Studies
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The motor car - a concise history.
"a reminder for some,
an introduction for others"
History of Tata Motor Cars / Automobiles
8.9.6.
Tata Motors
Tata Motors was formerly called TATA Engineering & Locomotive Company when, in
1945
, it started making trains.
The name was changed to Tata Motors in
1960
.
Check the date
.
In
1998
the company produced the Indica model.
The car was mainly designed and developed by Tata Motors and was
India
’s most indigenous car.
The car’s outer body styling, however, whilst strongly influenced by Tata, was carried out by an Italian design institute.
The engine’s design was sourced from Peugeot and built by Tata.
An upgraded version, the Indica V2, was launched in
2001
, with a 1.4 litre diesel engine. 1.2 and 1.4 litre petrol engine versions were also produced.
In
2002
the company introduced the 1.4 litre Indigo model. A station wagon version was produced in
2004
.
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