The Nano,made by Tata Motors, is expected to cause a transportation revolution for millions of Indian families.

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However,Tata company officials say the Nano will produce less pollution than any other car in the country.

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I hope that is what we will achieve." The Nano is a very simple car.

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The Nano is expected to make car ownership possible for more of India's population.

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Tata Motors chairman, Ratan Tata,says that was his main goal in building the Nano.

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The company says the Nano's Web site has been visited thirty million times.

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Tata,India's top automaker, has done almost no traditional advertising of the Nano.

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He says the next step is to develop microscopic nano-particles.

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Production of the Nano has been delayed for several months.

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However,the Nano also has its critics.

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The car sector could get a further boost later this month when Tata Motors launches its much-awaited Nano car.

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from nano-technology to nuclear engines for spaceships;

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Their entry is not surprising. India is home to the world's cheapest car, the $2,055 Tata Nano, a car which auto analysts say showed the world that India had the engineering skills and low cost facilities needed to make a small, contemporary car.

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