Price in Nepal
Chery Q Comfort
Rs. 34,49,000
Key Takeaways
- Chery Q Premium launched in Nepal at Rs. 33,99,000
- Chery Q Comfort is listed at Rs. 34,49,000 after an August 2026 price rise from Rs. 30,99,000
- 41.2 kWh LFP battery with 90 kW motor and 400 km NEDC claimed range
- 85 kW DC fast charging takes 30-80% in about 16 minutes
- Six airbags, ESP, hill descent control and a 70 L frunk come standard
The Chery Q Premium has been launched in Nepal at Rs. 33,99,000, adding a second trim to the compact electric hatchback that has been drawing attention from city buyers since it reached Kathmandu. The Premium sits alongside the Chery Q Comfort, which our database lists at Rs. 34,49,000 for 2026. Both trims are aimed at buyers who want a small, easy-to-park EV with real highway capability.
The Chery Q is built around a 41.2 kWh LFP battery and a 90 kW rear-wheel-drive motor. Chery claims 400 km of NEDC range, and the car supports 85 kW DC fast charging for a 30-80% top-up in about 16 minutes. For a market where most affordable EVs force a trade-off between size and range, that is a notable package.
This guide covers what the Premium launch means for buyers, how the Q's confirmed specifications look, what the price movement tells us, and what to check before you book. Where the Premium's own spec sheet has not yet been confirmed in our database, we say so rather than guess.
Key Highlights
- Chery Q Premium launch price: Rs. 33,99,000.
- Chery Q Comfort price (2026): Rs. 34,49,000, per our database.
- Battery: 41.2 kWh LFP, a chemistry known for longevity and thermal stability.
- Motor: 90 kW and 115 Nm, rear-wheel drive.
- Claimed range: 400 km on the NEDC cycle.
- DC fast charging: 85 kW, 30-80% in about 16 minutes.
- AC charging: 6.6 kW, 0-100% in about 7 hours.
- Safety: 6 airbags, ABS, EBD, ESP, traction control, hill assist and hill descent control.
- Practicality: 375 L boot (1,450 L with the rear seats folded) plus a 70 L front trunk.
- Ground clearance: 175 mm.
Detailed Analysis
What the Chery Q is
The Chery Q is a compact five-seater at 4,195 mm long, 1,811 mm wide and 1,568 mm tall, with a 2,700 mm wheelbase. That long wheelbase for the car's length is what gives it a roomier cabin than its footprint suggests. In Kathmandu traffic and tight parking, the compact body is an advantage. The 70 L frunk is a useful extra for a charging cable or small bags, and the 375 L boot is comfortable for a family's weekly shopping.
Confirmed specifications (Comfort data)
The table below uses live values from our database for the Comfort trim, which is the reference trim for the Q family.
| Specification | Chery Q Comfort |
|---|---|
| Price | Rs. 34,49,000 |
| Battery | 41.2 kWh |
| Claimed range | 400 km |
| Motor power | 90 kW |
| Drive | Rear-wheel drive |
| DC fast charging | 85 kW, 30-80% in about 16 minutes |
| AC charging | 6.6 kW, 0-100% in about 7 hours |
| Seating | 5 |
Pro tip: Range is quoted on the NEDC cycle, one of the more generous test standards. Expect real-world range to be noticeably lower, especially on Nepal's hill roads with the air conditioner or heater running.
Features that matter
Even the Comfort trim is well equipped for the price. Everything below is confirmed standard on it:
| Feature | Available |
|---|---|
| 12.8-inch touchscreen | Yes |
| Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto | Yes |
| 6 airbags | Yes |
| ESP, ABS, EBD, traction control | Yes |
| Tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS) | Yes |
| Rear camera with dynamic guidelines | Yes |
| Front and rear parking sensors | Yes |
| Hill assist and hill descent control | Yes |
| Cruise control | Yes |
| LED headlights and automatic high/low beam | Yes |
| Regenerative braking and drive modes | Yes |
| Heated seats | Yes |
| 16-inch steel wheels | Yes |
Hill descent control and hill assist are the standouts for Nepal. If you drive on the Prithvi, Tribhuvan or Mugling routes, they take real stress out of steep descents and traffic-jam hill starts.
How price has moved
Our price tracker shows the Comfort trim moving from Rs. 30,99,000 on 11 August 2026 to Rs. 34,49,000 on 23 August 2026. That is an increase of Rs. 3,50,000. The earlier figure matches the introductory pricing seen when the Q first went on sale, and the later one is the regular price.
This matters when you read the Premium launch price. At Rs. 33,99,000, the Premium is quoted against a Comfort price that is now Rs. 34,49,000. Because the two trims sit so close together, and because trim names do not always map to a price ladder the way buyers expect, confirm the exact equipment list for each trim with the dealer before paying a deposit. Ask for the price in writing, including registration and any bundled charger.
Running costs for a 41.2 kWh battery
Using Nepal's actual charging tariffs, a full charge of the 41.2 kWh pack costs:
| Charging method | Rate per kWh | Approx. cost for a full charge |
|---|---|---|
| NEA public station | Rs. 6-10.5 | Rs. 247-433 |
| Home (NEA domestic) | Rs. 10-12 | Rs. 412-494 |
| Private fast charger | Rs. 15-20 | Rs. 618-824 |
A typical commuter doing 30-40 km a day will spend roughly Rs. 1,000-2,000 a month on electricity, compared with several times that for a petrol hatchback. At home, the 6.6 kW AC charging means an overnight top-up of around 7 hours for a full battery, though most owners will only need partial charges.
Impact on Nepal EV Market
For buyers
The Q gives buyers a genuine choice in the sub-Rs. 35 lakh segment. Many EVs at this price offer either a smaller battery or fewer safety features. Six airbags, a full electronic safety suite and 85 kW DC charging are not common on cars of this size. Compare it with other options on our Compare EVs page, and always compare equivalent trims, base against base and top against top.
For dealers and the wider industry
A Premium trim signals that Chery expects demand beyond early adopters. Offering two trims lets dealers serve both the value-focused buyer and the buyer who wants more equipment, and it keeps the Q in conversation as competitors respond with their own compact EVs. The price movement from the introductory level to the regular level also suggests that launch offers are limited-time, so buyers should not assume the earliest price will return.
For used-EV values
LFP batteries generally hold up well over many charge cycles, which should help resale confidence. Anyone weighing a new Q against a secondhand alternative can browse our Used EVs listings to see how pre-owned prices compare.
What to Expect Next
Over the coming months, watch for three developments:
- Delivery and service rollout. As more units reach customers, owner feedback on real-world range, hill performance and after-sales support will show whether the 400 km NEDC claim translates into a comfortable 250-300 km in daily use.
- Dealer network growth. A wider service network outside Kathmandu will matter for buyers in Pokhara, Butwal and the Terai.
- Price stability. The Comfort price already moved once in August 2026. We will keep tracking both trims, and you can check the live figures on the Chery Q Premium and Chery Q Comfort pages.
If you plan to buy, test-drive both trims, ask about the warranty on the battery and motor, and confirm what charger is included.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the price of the Chery Q Premium in Nepal?
A: The Chery Q Premium has been launched in Nepal at Rs. 33,99,000. The Chery Q Comfort is listed at Rs. 34,49,000 in our database. Confirm the final on-road price and equipment with your dealer before booking.
Q: What is the range of the Chery Q?
A: Chery claims 400 km on the NEDC cycle from the 41.2 kWh LFP battery. Real-world range will be lower, particularly on hilly roads and with heavy air conditioning use, so plan around 250-300 km for mixed driving.
Q: How fast does the Chery Q charge?
A: With 85 kW DC fast charging, the battery goes from 30% to 80% in about 16 minutes. On a 6.6 kW AC home charger, a full 0-100% charge takes about 7 hours.
Q: How much does it cost to charge the Chery Q in Nepal?
A: A full charge costs roughly Rs. 412-494 at home, Rs. 247-433 at an NEA public station, and Rs. 618-824 at a private fast charger. Average commuters spend about Rs. 1,000-2,000 a month.
Q: Is the Chery Q safe?
A: Yes. It comes with 6 airbags, ABS, EBD, ESP, traction control, tyre pressure monitoring, hill assist, hill descent control, and front and rear parking sensors with a reverse camera.
