It’s not the first time that Tata showcase compressed-air power, as they unveiled a concept which had a top speed of 80 km/h (50mph) and had a maximum range of 140 km (80 miles).

Tata Motors and MDI's compressed air car program has completed its first stage of development; will now move toward building a market-ready product. Published: May 11, 2012 6:32 PM IST .

India's largest automaker, Tata Motors, announced this week it will partner up with MDI of France, a technology invention company, to develop engines powered by compressed air. Tata says the ...

The news of Tata Motors working on a car with compressed air engine with the help of MDI (Motor Development International) technology first surfaced in early 2007.

Tata and Motor Development International have signed an agreement that enables Tata to produce and sell compressed air cars using MDI tech in India. Published On May 07, 2012 10:57:00 PM 4,973 Views ...

No word on pricing, but MDI’s MiniFlowAir concept, which offers a 60-mile range on pure compressed air and 550 miles operating as a hybrid, could retail anywhere from $4,523 to $6,361.

Developed by Moteur Developpement International, the Compressed Air Engine might just be best thing to have happened to the motor engine in years. And now, one of the first commercial applications ...

For a long time, Celades was Guy Nègre's sales partner in the development of the Air Car. Now, though, Nègre is now working with Tata Motors; ...

Mumbai: Tata Motors Ltd, India’s largest automobile company, has completed the first phase of a plan to start commercial production of a car that runs on compressed air. It has been working on ...

Tata Motors, once derided as the company with a name that sounds like it ought to be spread on a Fillet-o-Fish, ... + 3 Photos Tata Air Car Powered Entirely by Compressed Air.

Lots of people claim to have built compressed air cars--some totally bogus and others slightly less so--but so far a tangible product has not materialized, despite repeated claims from Tata Motors ...

The company, which built the 'world's cheapest car' and then covered it in gems and also makes terrifying war vehicles completed testing on two vehicles that are powered by compressed air back in May.