The houses are said to have a life expectancy of around 20 years.
Tata is also developing a larger 30 square metre home with optional extras, such as a front verandah and a solar energy system. Head of the house project at Tata, Sumitesh Das, recently said at the announcement, “We have already prepared two to three different designs based on discussions with users and are gathering more feedback. Hopefully, in the next six to eight months we should be able to roll it out in the market nationally.”
Source: http://www.caradvice.com.au/128924/tata-announces-worlds-cheapest-flatpack-house/
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