09.10.2012

Die billigsten Autos der Welt

Vier Räder für wenig Geld, ein Marktüberblick. Von Tata, Alto und anderen Kleinstwägen.

von: Marcel Ludwig

© Bild: dapd

dapdA sales clerk looks on as a Nepalese man puts the license plate on his brand new Indian-made Tata Nano, which was launched in 2009 as the worlds cheapest car, at a mass delivery of the vehicles to clients at a luxury hotel in Katmandu, Nepal, Saturday

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: dapd

dapdEmployees of Maruti Suzuki look out from a window of their plant in Manesar, on the outskirts of New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012. The Indian carmaker reopened the factory with tightened security, after a riot by workers last month killed one

© Bild: REUTERS

REUTERSA worker cleans a parked car at the Maruti Suzukis stockyard on the outskirts of Jammu in this October 30, 2010 file photo. Maruti Suzuki, Indias largest car maker, said it does not plan to announce on August 13 or August 14, 2012 any plans to reop

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: REUTERS

REUTERSA worker walks at a Maruti Suzuki stockyard on the outskirts of the western Indian city of Ahmedabad July 28, 2012. Maruti Suzuki, Indias biggest carmaker, lagged estimates with a 23 percent fall in fiscal first-quarter profit, its fourth consecuti

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: Werk

Billigauto

© Bild: dapd

dapdModels dance as the newly launched Hyundai Eon car rolls in at an event in Gurgaon, India, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011. The Eon has an engine of 814cc and claims a fuel mileage of 21.1 kilometers per liter of petrol and its price for the range of models i

© Bild: dapd

dapdModels pose with the newly-launched Hyundai Eon car at an event in Gurgaon, India, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011. The Eon has an engine of 814cc and claims a fuel mileage of 21.1 kilometers per liter of petrol and its price for the range of models is from R

© Bild: REUTERS

REUTERSThe new version of the Dacia Sandero - The Stepway is presented to the media by Romanian car maker Dacia, owned by Frances Renault, during an event in Bucharest June 17, 2009. The low-cost Romanian producer saw its new car registrations double in M

© Bild: Werk

Dacia Sandero

© Bild: dapd

dapdVisitors look at Lada Granta on display at the exhibition marking the 45th anniversary of Russias leading automaker, AvtoVAZ, in Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, July 19, 2011. AvtoVAZ is going to take over growing Russian car market with its new model Granta

Klicken Sie hier für die Newsletteranmeldung