New Delhi: Tata Motors on Thursday said a fire broke out at a unit of one of its vendor partners in the company's Sanand manufacturing facility that rolls out Tata Nano and the recently introduced hatchback Tiago models.
"A fire broke out at the vendor park of M/S Supreme Treaves, our supplier of trim parts for the Tata Nano. The fire is under control now and no injuries were reported," a Tata Motors spokesperson said in a statement.
The company said it is in the process of ascertaining the extent of damage due to the incident.
While there is no impact on production of Tiago, the company is still assessing whether Nano manufacturing will be affected, the spokesperson added.
The Sanand plant, which has an annual production capacity of 2.5 lakh units, currently manufactures only two passenger car models of the company.
The plant was set up after Tata Motors was forced to withdraw the Nano project from its original site at Singur in West Bengal in October 2008 as it faced opposition from displaced farmers led by Trinamool Congress.
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