اعلنت تاتا انها يوم 20 ابريل 2009 قد وصل عدد طلبات الشراء لديها لشراء النانو ... قد بلغ 500 الف طلب ... وذلك منذ بدء فتح باب الطلبات (وليس الحجز ) ....
مما يعني ان النانو قد حققت 3 مليون دولار دون بيع اي سياره ... وذلك من ثمن الاستمارات فقط
وتتوقع تاتا وصول طلبات الشراء بين 750 الف و مليون طلب باجمالي 3 مليون دولار دون اي بيع ptmnlo123per1106
كما تم التأكيد على بدء تسليم الدفعه الاولى و البالغه 100 الف سياره في شهر يوليو ..
The Nano is off to a smashing start, with Tata reportedly claiming it has already received 500,000 application forms since the car went on sale April 9. Tata Motors sent out order forms to 30,000 locations throughout India, and charged 300 rupees ($6.00 in US funds) to anyone that filled out the form. Tata Motors has generated the equivalent of $3 million so far, and interested parties have until April 25 to order their own Nano. The company is expecting between 750,000 and one million orders by the deadline, giving the Indian automaker up to $6 million in income without making a single vehicle. The State Bank of India, which has about 25% of the total orders to date, will finance the Nano for up to seven years at interest rate of 10%.
One million pre-order applications is a mighty impressive sum for the $2,500 micro car, and it's a number that Tata Motors doesn't even intend to hit in the Nano's initial batch. Tata will fill 100,000 orders in the first tranche, and it intends to hold a raffle to see which of the orders will get fulfilled. Tata Motors will begin delivering the Nano this July.
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