Colombo, May 29: Tata Motors on Sunday began selling the world’s cheapest car, the Nano, in Sri Lanka at a price tag nearly three times higher than the cost in the Indian market.
Diesel and Motor Engineering (Dimo), the local agent for Tata, said they began accepting bookings for the Nano with a price tag of 925,000 Sri Lankan rupees (USD 8,486) for a basic stripped down version.
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