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Nano Booking Closed

Tata Nano booking acceptance closes, Tata Motors is thinking of extending the booking date for neno

Booking amount financing available from Rs.2850; Retail auto loan available at interest rates starting from 9%; Insurance premium starts at Rs.3468 (ex New Delhi)

The booking of the Tata Nano opens tomorrow on April 9th and will continue up to the end of day on April 25, 2009. Tata Motors has entered into agreements with 18 preferred banks/NBFCs to enable prospective customers to get finance and facilitate booking of the car.

The sale of application forms has already started from April 1, to a very encouraging response. The Tata Nano website has recorded over 50 million (5 crore) hits, including over 20 million (2 crore) hits in the fortnight since the launch on March 23, 2009. The forms are available at a price of Rs.300 (for online booking Rs.200). The forms can be bought at over 30,000 locations in about 1,000 cities through Tata Motors Passenger Car dealerships, State Bank of India and its branches, its subsidiaries and associates, other preferred financiers, and outlets of Westside, Croma, ‘World of Titan’ and Tata Indicom exclusive stores. The forms come with a range of offers from select associate Tata Group companies up to Rs.1100.

Customers can either pay the entire booking amount -- of Rs.95,000 (Tata Nano Std.), Rs.120,000 (Tata Nano CX), and Rs.140,000 (Tata Nano LX) -- themselves or seek financing of the booking amount.

Booking amount financing available from Rs.2850

The company’s partnership with the preferred financing partners has enabled attractive options of financing the booking amount, which start from a low of Rs.2850. The details are as follows:

Preferred banks/NBFCs
Bank Name Financing of booking amount of
Rs.95000 for the Tata Nano Std. version
State Bank of India Rs. 2,999
Canara Bank Rs. 2,850
Tata Motor Finance Rs. 3,199
Corporation Bank Rs. 2,999
Central Bank of India Rs. 3,256
Indian bank Rs. 3,343
State Bank of Tranvancore Rs. 2,999
State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur Rs. 2,999
State Bank of Indore Rs. 3,516
State Bank of Patiala Rs. 2,999
State Bank of Hyderabad Rs. 2,999
State Bank of Mysore Rs. 2,999
ICICI Bank Ltd. Rs. 2,999
Union Bank of India Rs. 2,950
United Bank of India Rs. 3,137
Punjab National Bank Rs. 3,733
UCO Bank Rs. 2,975
The Federal Bank Ltd. Rs. 4,110
Corporation Bank Rs. 2,999

Customers can submit their application forms to their chosen financier. The financier will, on their behalf, submit their application forms to the State Bank of India, which is managing the booking process. Those who are themselves paying the entire booking amount can submit their application forms directly to State Bank of India through 1,350 notified branches in 850 cites, and also at Tata Motors Passenger Car dealerships, Westside and Croma outlets. Option to submit bookings online is available at www.tatanano.com.

Retail auto loan interest rates for the Tata Nano


Post the successful allotment of the bookings, customers can convert their booking loan into a retail auto loan for the Tata Nano at very attractive rates with the preferred financiers:

Retail auto loan interest rates
Preferred banks/NBFCs Interest rate post Allotment
State Bank of India 11.75%
Canara Bank 9.5-11%
Tata Motor Finance 12 – 13%
Corporation Bank 11-11.5%
Central Bank of India 9.5-11%
Indian bank 11%
State Bank of Tranvancore 11.75-12%
State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur 11.75%
State Bank of Indore 11.50%
State Bank of Patiala 11.50 – 12%
State Bank of Hyderabad 11.75%
State Bank of Mysore 11.25-11.75%
ICICI Bank Ltd. 13.00%
Union Bank of India 11-11.25%
United Bank of India 9%
Punjab National Bank 11%
UCO Bank 11 – 11.50%
The Federal Bank Ltd. 14.25%
Corporation Bank 11-11.5%

Insurance premium for the Tata Nano


Tata Motors has also entered into agreements with five partner insurance companies to offer comprehensive insurance, under the ‘Tata Motors Insurance’ banner, for the Tata Nano at a rate of just 2.76% of the ex-showroom price of the car, the most competitive in the industry. In New Delhi, the insurance premiums will be as follows:


Nano Nano CX Nano LX
Ex-showroom price New Delhi (Rs.) 123360 148360 172360
Insurance premium (Rs.) 3468 3959 4431

The empanelled insurance companies are National Insurance Co Ltd, ICICI Lombard General Insurance Co Ltd, Royal Sundaram Alliance General Insurance Co Ltd, United India Insurance Co Ltd and HDFC Ergo General Insurance.

Deliveries

Within 60 days of the closure of bookings on April 25th , 2009, Tata Motors will process and announce the allotment of 100,000 cars in the first phase of deliveries, through a computerised random selection procedure. These 100,000 allotments will be price protected for the launch prices till delivery of the cars but the booking amounts will not bear any interest for the customers. Deliveries will commence from July 2009.

Applicants have the option to retain their booking deposit, even if they do not get allotment in the first phase. Those who choose this option will be eligible for interest on their deposit, effective from the date of announcement of allotment of the second phase, at a rate of 8.5% for retention period between one year to two year and 8.75% for a retention period of more than 2 years. Allotment of retainees will be simultaneously communicated, along with the allotment of the first 100,000 cars.

Only 48 Hours left to Book Tata Nano..

Tata Nano booking acceptance opens till end of day April 25, that is only 48 hours more left to book your nano car. Tata Motors is thinking of extending the booking date for neno

Booking amount financing available from Rs.2850; Retail auto loan available at interest rates starting from 9%; Insurance premium starts at Rs.3468 (ex New Delhi)

The booking of the Tata Nano opens tomorrow on April 9th and will continue up to the end of day on April 25, 2009. Tata Motors has entered into agreements with 18 preferred banks/NBFCs to enable prospective customers to get finance and facilitate booking of the car.

The sale of application forms has already started from April 1, to a very encouraging response. The Tata Nano website has recorded over 50 million (5 crore) hits, including over 20 million (2 crore) hits in the fortnight since the launch on March 23, 2009. The forms are available at a price of Rs.300 (for online booking Rs.200). The forms can be bought at over 30,000 locations in about 1,000 cities through Tata Motors Passenger Car dealerships, State Bank of India and its branches, its subsidiaries and associates, other preferred financiers, and outlets of Westside, Croma, ‘World of Titan’ and Tata Indicom exclusive stores. The forms come with a range of offers from select associate Tata Group companies up to Rs.1100.

Customers can either pay the entire booking amount -- of Rs.95,000 (Tata Nano Std.), Rs.120,000 (Tata Nano CX), and Rs.140,000 (Tata Nano LX) -- themselves or seek financing of the booking amount.

Booking amount financing available from Rs.2850

The company’s partnership with the preferred financing partners has enabled attractive options of financing the booking amount, which start from a low of Rs.2850. The details are as follows:

Preferred banks/NBFCs
Bank Name Financing of booking amount of
Rs.95000 for the Tata Nano Std. version
State Bank of India Rs. 2,999
Canara Bank Rs. 2,850
Tata Motor Finance Rs. 3,199
Corporation Bank Rs. 2,999
Central Bank of India Rs. 3,256
Indian bank Rs. 3,343
State Bank of Tranvancore Rs. 2,999
State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur Rs. 2,999
State Bank of Indore Rs. 3,516
State Bank of Patiala Rs. 2,999
State Bank of Hyderabad Rs. 2,999
State Bank of Mysore Rs. 2,999
ICICI Bank Ltd. Rs. 2,999
Union Bank of India Rs. 2,950
United Bank of India Rs. 3,137
Punjab National Bank Rs. 3,733
UCO Bank Rs. 2,975
The Federal Bank Ltd. Rs. 4,110
Corporation Bank Rs. 2,999

Customers can submit their application forms to their chosen financier. The financier will, on their behalf, submit their application forms to the State Bank of India, which is managing the booking process. Those who are themselves paying the entire booking amount can submit their application forms directly to State Bank of India through 1,350 notified branches in 850 cites, and also at Tata Motors Passenger Car dealerships, Westside and Croma outlets. Option to submit bookings online is available at www.tatanano.com.

Retail auto loan interest rates for the Tata Nano


Post the successful allotment of the bookings, customers can convert their booking loan into a retail auto loan for the Tata Nano at very attractive rates with the preferred financiers:

Retail auto loan interest rates
Preferred banks/NBFCs Interest rate post Allotment
State Bank of India 11.75%
Canara Bank 9.5-11%
Tata Motor Finance 12 – 13%
Corporation Bank 11-11.5%
Central Bank of India 9.5-11%
Indian bank 11%
State Bank of Tranvancore 11.75-12%
State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur 11.75%
State Bank of Indore 11.50%
State Bank of Patiala 11.50 – 12%
State Bank of Hyderabad 11.75%
State Bank of Mysore 11.25-11.75%
ICICI Bank Ltd. 13.00%
Union Bank of India 11-11.25%
United Bank of India 9%
Punjab National Bank 11%
UCO Bank 11 – 11.50%
The Federal Bank Ltd. 14.25%
Corporation Bank 11-11.5%

Insurance premium for the Tata Nano


Tata Motors has also entered into agreements with five partner insurance companies to offer comprehensive insurance, under the ‘Tata Motors Insurance’ banner, for the Tata Nano at a rate of just 2.76% of the ex-showroom price of the car, the most competitive in the industry. In New Delhi, the insurance premiums will be as follows:


Nano Nano CX Nano LX
Ex-showroom price New Delhi (Rs.) 123360 148360 172360
Insurance premium (Rs.) 3468 3959 4431

The empanelled insurance companies are National Insurance Co Ltd, ICICI Lombard General Insurance Co Ltd, Royal Sundaram Alliance General Insurance Co Ltd, United India Insurance Co Ltd and HDFC Ergo General Insurance.

Deliveries

Within 60 days of the closure of bookings on April 25th , 2009, Tata Motors will process and announce the allotment of 100,000 cars in the first phase of deliveries, through a computerised random selection procedure. These 100,000 allotments will be price protected for the launch prices till delivery of the cars but the booking amounts will not bear any interest for the customers. Deliveries will commence from July 2009.

Applicants have the option to retain their booking deposit, even if they do not get allotment in the first phase. Those who choose this option will be eligible for interest on their deposit, effective from the date of announcement of allotment of the second phase, at a rate of 8.5% for retention period between one year to two year and 8.75% for a retention period of more than 2 years. Allotment of retainees will be simultaneously communicated, along with the allotment of the first 100,000 cars.

Tata Nano Bookings to Open Today

Buyers can start booking the world’s cheapest car, the Tata Nano, on Thursday. The company has entered into agreements with 18 preferred banks/ NBFCs for financing (For the list of banks Click here) and with five partner insurance companies to offer comprehensive insurance, under the ‘Tata Motors Insurance’ banner.

Customers willing to book the Nano can either pay the entire booking amount — which is Rs 95,000 (for the Tata Nano Std), Rs 1,20,000 (Tata Nano CX), and Rs 1,40,000 (Tata Nano LX) — using their own funds or seek financing. Retail auto loan are available at interest rates that range from 9% to 11.75%. The financing of the booking amount available would start from Rs 2,850 for the base model.
(for Tata Nano Models, Specifications,warranty, fuel efficiency,Safety click here)

Tata Motors on Wednesday said that it has entered into agreements with National Insurance, ICICI Lombard General Insurance, Royal Sundaram Alliance General Insurance, United India Insurance and HDFC Ergo General Insurance. The insurance premium would start at Rs 3,468 (ex New Delhi), the company said.

Tata Motors will announce the allotment of 1 lakh units of the Nano through a random selection process in the first phase by June-end (60 days after the last day of the booking which is April 25). Applicants have an option of retaining their booking deposit if they do not get allotment in the first phase.

Customers retaining their booking deposit will be eligible for interest on their deposit, effective from the date of announcement of allotment of the second phase, at 8.5% for a retention period of 1-2 years and 8.75% for a retention period of more than 2 years.

Meanwhile, Tata Motors said there was no problem with the production of the Nano as reported by a section of the media. “As announced by the company earlier, deliveries of the Tata Nano will commence from July,” the company said in a statement.

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Tata Nano Makes 2.03 Lakh Bookings

The Tata Nano has drawn over 2.03 lakh fully paid bookings amounting to nearly Rs.2,500 crores, in an encouraging response to the car launched on 23rd March.

The Tata Nano website recorded an unprecedented 3 crore (30 million) hits from the date of launch of the car to the closure of the booking period (25th April, 2009), nearly 1 million hits a day. About 14 lakh people walked in to Tata Motors Showrooms, Croma and Westside stores across the country to catch a glimpse of the car. A total of 6.10 lakh forms were purchased from the booking centres. 70% of the 2.03 lakh bookings received were financed, while 30% of the applicants booked in cash by paying fully. About 4,000 cash bookings were made online through www.tatanano.com, a first for the auto industry in India. Among the three variants of the car, 20% bookings are for the Nano Standard, 30% for the Nano CX and the remaining 50% for the top-end Nano LX.

As announced on 23rd March, the first 100,000 allottees from among the applicants will be chosen through a computerised random selection procedure, and the announcement will be made within 60 days of closure of the booking. Deliveries will start in July 2009, and are expected to be completed in the last quarter of 2010, while all efforts would be made to ramp up production and deliver earlier.

Simultaneously along with the announcement of the first 1 lakh successful allottees, Tata Motors will also announce the allotment of those booking applicants who have expressed their interest in retaining their bookings with the company even if they do not form part of the first 1 lakh allottees. The retainees will earn an interest on their booking amount, effective from that date. The booking amounts of unsuccessful applicants who have not chosen to retain their booking amounts will be refunded at the same time.

Tata Motors places on record its gratitude to the people of India for according such a warm welcome to the Tata Nano, and to all its preferred financiers, dealers and partner companies in making the Tata Nano far more accessible.

Nano Booking Over - Still Counting Nano Booking Numbers

The booking for the world's cheapest car Nano launched by the Tatas has ended but the numbers are still being counted, a Tata Motors spokesperson said. The market estimates on the bookings vary from as few as a couple of lakhs to over one million.

Tata motors itself has not given any information so far. The spokesperson said the company is still compiling the number and the exercise may take a few days.Enquiries with some of the banks with which the company has tied up for booking and financing of the car also failed to reveal any information on the number of bookings. However, carwale.com, one of the websites which accepted online booking for Nano, said it has done 10,000 bookings of Tata's Nano car. "We have secured 10,000 bookings of Nano across 500 cities," carwale.com Vice-President Tufail Khan told PTI.He said 50 per cent of the booking has been done through credit cards and the rest through cheque payment.

About 55 per cent of the bookings have been for the top- end version of the Nano, 25 per cent for the middle version and the remaining 20 per cent is for the base model.

Source: indiatimes.com

Nano booking forms pile up

With only a day to go before Tata Motors closes the bookings for the Nano, some of the company’s dealers seem to be a worried lot. These dealers, who had bought between 2,000 and 10,000 application forms, anticipating huge demand for booking, are now stuck as a large chunk has remained unsold. But, company insiders think there will be substantial increase in bookings on the last day (Saturday). The dealers had bought each booking form for Rs 250 and had sold it to customers for Rs 300.

According to a prominent Mumbai-based Tata Motors
dealer, a substantial chunk of the forms that was bought by him from the company are still unsold. “It seems we had overestimated the demand for the Nano as over 30% of the total forms we had bought are still with us. We are hoping that customers will buy the forms and book the car on the last day.”

Asked whether the dealers have put forth a request to solve the issue of the unsold Tata Nano booking forms, the Tata Motors’ spokesperson said: “We have no such issues from dealers on our table. Hypothetically, even if there were to be such an issue, it would be an internal mater of the company and its dealers and need not be commented publicly.”

Confusion over the booking procedure, unavailability of test drives, uncertainty over delivery schedules are some of the reasons that seem to have forced customers to stay away from booking, said other people connected with the development
.

All major metro markets have seen greater demand for the mid- and top-end variants of the Nano, while the tier II and tier III markets have seen more bookings of the base- and mid-Nano variants. Earlier, industry estimates were that bookings would be in the range of 5 lakh to 10 lakh.

Currently, industry sources indicate a total booking figure of around 2 lakh. It is expected that the Nano would be more successful in the tier II and tier III markets. A Tata Motors dealer, based out of a tier III city in Gujarat, said: “The response for the forms is on the lower side.”

However, as far as online sales were concerned, Nano was a hit. The Rs 1 lakh car can be booked online through the dedicated portal, carwale.com. The portal had set a target to sell bookings for 10,000 cars and it has achieved that. The Mumbai-based dealer said they are planning to approach Tata Motors to take back the unsold forms. The meeting could likely happen on Monday, said one of the dealers.

Firms Book Nano in Bulk to Reward Employees

Kolkata: The firms in India are opting for relentless booking of Tata Motor's car Nano, to offer it as an employee reward. Employees in the IT sector too, who have been pummeled by the recession, have chosen Nano as their preferred car and are aggressively making a dash for it.

"Apart from Shree Cement, Linc Pen too has gone in for bulk Nano bookings through us. The pen major has booked 11 Nanos," Anil Bagaria, Managing Director of KB Motors, a Tata Motors dealer told The Economic Times. Shree Cement has booked 1000 Nanos for the purpose. "I decided to book Nano not because it is a cheap car but due to its fuel efficiency. The cars will be given to the employees as part of the company's HR strategy," said Shree Cement Managing Director HM Bangur.

The decision comes as part of driving employee motivation during the recession, without mounting on costs. Sectors like FMCG, pharma, telecom and healthcare are going ahead with employee reward schemes and according to HRs, Nano can be a viable option. "Instead of rewarding top performers with incentives like foreign holiday tours, Nano is emerging as an alternative reward option. Even for those in sales function, gifting Nano could be a way to upgrade them from two-wheelers to four-wheelers," said E Balaji, CEO, Ma Foi Management Consultants.

source: siliconindia.com