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1. Teeny-tiny cars. 2. Government subsidies. 3. Workers paid poverty wages who live in company dorms that are so dilapidated that Tata evicted workers from so
by snakeyjake 3y ago
1. Teeny-tiny cars.
2. Government subsidies.
3. Workers paid poverty wages who live in company dorms that are so dilapidated that Tata evicted workers from some of the oldest ones last year.
4. Environmental laws so lax that they just dump dioxins into the rivers and you are jailed for sedition if you try, like Disha Ravi, to report on it or organize protests against it.
- josefresco 3y agoThe Tiago.ev(1) is small, but not what I would consider "teeny-tiny". It's about the same size as my Kia Rio which is also small but easily fits 5 people. Your other points might be valid. (1) https://ev.tatamotors.com/tiago/ev.html https://ev.tatamotors.com/tiago/ev.html
- Ekaros 3y agoI wouldn't say Kia fits 5 easily... But 4 in not horrible comfort. It is entirely reasonable car for large segment of population.
- josefresco 3y agoDo you own one? Because I do, and I have 5 people in my family (3 teens) that I transport often. It's pretty easy. I don't know what else to say. We're not giant people but I'm 6'1". I also own a Super Duty, I'm not some kind of small car weirdo.
- Ekaros 3y agoI do. Fitting 3 in back is always kinda pain, but then again I'm one the driving.
- josefresco 3y agoLove to see another Kia Rio owner - do you own the 5-door? Mine is new, and just after I purchased I heard Kia is killing it. The dealerships certainly tried to get my into a Forte but I knew what I wanted. It's my "Korean GTI" I respect your opinion and thankfully you're speaking from actual experience (a rarity online!)
- Ekaros 3y ago2015. But then again, I always felt most standard cars are tight for 3 in back seat. So easy to me includes absolutely no struggle with seat belt. And minimal obstruction for floor space in the middle.