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Mumbai April 23 Tata Motors has launched the Tata Ace in Nepal. It is the second international market after Sri Lanka, where Tata Motors has introduced this vehicle. Since its launch, the Tata Ace has sold close to 96,000 units in India and Sri Lanka. The vehicle carries a 36,000-km/12-month warranty, and is backed by a comprehensive spares and service network of 20 service stations across Nepal. The Tata Ace will be sold in Nepal through Tata Motors' distributor, Sipradi Trading.

Tata Motors and Sipradi also announced plans to set up a Tata Genuine Parts (TGP) distribution company for Tata commercial vehicles. The new company, Sipradi Auto Parts Pvt. Ltd (SAPL), will begin with a network of 71 authorised outlets across Nepal with a corporate showroom at Kathmandu, Nepal.

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