Electric Car Under 50 Lakhs in Nepal (2026)

An electric car under 50 lakh in Nepal gives you the widest choice in the market: 43 models from 23 brands are priced below Rs. 50,00,000, starting with the Seres E1 at Rs. 16,49,000. The upper half of this band is mid-size electric SUVs and sedans with long WLTP range, led by the GWM Ora 5 at 435 km (WLTP). Sort by range or price to shortlist.

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The cheapest electric cars priced over Rs. 50 Lakh, in case a small stretch gets you a better fit. See all eV cars under Rs. 1 Crore.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest electric car under Rs. 50 Lakh in Nepal?
The cheapest electric car we list under Rs. 50 Lakh is the Seres E1 at Rs. 16,49,000 ex-showroom. The next cheapest are the MG Comet (Rs. 18,75,000) and the Henrey Mincar (Rs. 19,95,000). Registration, insurance and accessories are extra, and prices follow each distributor's latest official list.
Which electric car under Rs. 50 Lakh has the longest range?
The GWM Ora 5 has the longest range in this band at 435 km (WLTP). We show every car on the WLTP cycle, or a WLTP-equivalent estimate where the maker quotes another cycle, so the figures compare fairly. Expect less on cold days, fast highway runs or long climbs.
How many electric cars are available under Rs. 50 Lakh in Nepal?
We list 43 models (71 variants) under Rs. 50 Lakh from 23 brands, including Seres, MG, Henrey, BAW, Jinpeng. The count changes as distributors revise prices, so this page refreshes from our catalogue every hour.
How do I pick the best electric car under Rs. 50 Lakh?
Start with how you drive. For regular highway trips, sort by WLTP range and check DC charging speed. For family use, compare boot space, rear legroom and ground clearance. Then put two finalists side by side in our comparison tool before booking test drives.
Is an EV under Rs. 50 Lakh a better buy than a petrol SUV?
For most buyers who can charge at home, yes. Running costs are a fraction of petrol, servicing is simpler, and EV tax at this price is still lower than for a petrol SUV of similar size. A petrol SUV still makes sense if you cannot charge at home or often drive remote routes.
Do electric cars under Rs. 50 Lakh have ADAS?
Several do. Driver assistance such as adaptive cruise control, lane keeping and autonomous emergency braking appears on upper trims in this band, but it is often missing from base variants. Check each variant's feature list before you assume a feature is included.
How did Nepal's 2026 EV tax change affect cars under Rs. 50 Lakh?
The FY 2026/27 budget moved EV tax from motor-power slabs to the car's CIF import value. Cars near the top of this band now face a heavier levy than before, while cheaper models carry less, so prices across the band moved in different directions. The prices on this page are the latest official ex-showroom figures, and each car's page shows its price history.
Electric Car Under 50 Lakhs in Nepal, buyer's guide (2026)

Every price on this page is the ex-showroom figure from the brand's official Nepal distributor, and the list refreshes from our catalogue every hour. Models are counted once each, at their cheapest trim, so a car or bike with several variants appears at its starting price. Open any model for every variant, full specifications, colours and an EMI estimate.

Range is shown on the WLTP cycle, or as a WLTP-equivalent estimate where the maker quotes ARAI, NEDC or CLTC figures, so cars compare fairly. Each car page also shows the company figure and its original test cycle. Since the FY 2026/27 budget, EV tax in Nepal follows the CIF import value, which keeps budget EVs cheap and makes premium ones dearer.

Prices move with every distributor revision in 2026, so check the price history on a model's page and confirm the on-road quote with the dealer before booking. If a model you expected is missing, it has most likely been repriced above Rs. 50 Lakh; the "just above this budget" section shows the closest ones.