Ratan Tata reveals the incident that inspired him to build the 'Tata Nano'

Ratan Tata's Na first arrived in markets back in January of 2018. car was Ratan Tata's dream project and was designed to be cost-effective and affordable to all Indians irrespective of ir socio-ecomical class. Humans of Bombay's official Instagram p recently shared a picture of Ratan Tata and captioned post with an interview of acclaimed industrialist. In interview, Ratan Tata also revealed incident that inspired him to build Tata Na. 

event that inspired Ratan Tata to build his dream car

Above is post that was shared online by Humans of Bombay. post also included a lengthy interview where Ratan Tata spoke about his dream project, Tata Na. interview also revealed incident that inspired Ratan Tata to build Na. 

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Ratan Tata stated that from very start, he always wanted to focus on creating something bigger than us all and on giving back to society. He n gave example of Jamshedpur, where his company's workers were thriving but rest of surrounding vills were suffering. So it became Ratan Tata's goal to uplift ir quality of life. 

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industrialist n revealed how he once saw a family of four on a single bike in heavy Bombay rains. After witnessing that, he wanted more for se families who were risking ir lives due to  lack of an alternative. That inspired him to create Na, an affordable car that could be purchased by most Indian families.

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Despite costs that Na incurred upon company, he h me a promise and me sure to deliver. Ratan Tata ded that looking back, he was proud of car and decision to go ahe with it. 82-year-old businessman retired back in 2012, but he still continues to man several trusts and charities, trying to better lives every Indian citizen. 

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