Largest Indian auto maker Tata Motors, which is gearing up for the commercial launch of Nano in India this month, will be unveiling the European version of the small car -- touted as cheapest in the world -- here tomorrow.
According to industry sources, the company would showcase the car at the Geneva Motor Show.
"The version for the European market will be more fuel efficient, better emission compliance and will be technologically superior," they added.
Further, the sources said the car, which would be showcased here, would comply with Euro-V emission norms.
However, Tata Motors spokesperson was unavailable for comment.
Last year, the auto maker had displayed the luxury version of the Indian Nano at the Geneva Motor Show. Following the event, many car makers across the world came up with plans for similar low-cost small cars.
Tata Motors would commercially launch Nano in India on March 23.
UK-daily The Times has reported that there is no confirmed launch date for Europe and Nano is likely to have to undergo a comprehensive redesign to meet European safety standards.
