Tata Nano bags the Gold Prize in the 2010 Edison Awards

Remember that little car “Nano” made by a little known company in India – TATA? The world’s cheapest car seems to have impressed the people who judge innovation at the Edison Awards. Tata Nano has bagged3 Edison Awards including the top prize in the transportation category. This award goes a long way in recognizing Indian innovation as a medium of socio-economic change. This is the latest set of awards after the car won almost all innovation awards on this planet last year. The car’s available for purchase starting at about $2500 if you don’t mind the engine catching fire on the road.

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