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Tata Motors launches Nano in Sri Lanka

MUMBAI: Tata Motors said on Saturday, it launched its small Nano model in Sri Lanka , its first foreign market since sa
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tataMUMBAI: Tata Motors said on Saturday, it launched its small Nano model in Sri Lanka, its first foreign market since sales of the vehicle began in April 2009.

The firm has sold 110,000 Nanos, touted as the world's cheapest car, since then.

Tata Motors, India's largest truck and bus maker, is also introducing five new commercial vehicles in Sri Lanka, it said.

The firm earlier this week reported full-year profit more than trebled, driven by higher sales at home and at its Jaguar and Land Rover unit.

Copyright Reuters, 2011

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