Deepal Nevo Q05 Launched in Nepal at Rs 46.99 Lakh
Key Takeaways
- MAW Vriddhi, the authorised Changan distributor in Nepal, launched the Deepal Nevo Q05 compact electric SUV at the NADA Auto Show 2026 in Kathmandu.
- Show pricing is Rs. 46.99 lakh for the Max and Rs. 49.99 lakh for the Ultra, a Rs. 2 lakh saving against the post-show prices of Rs. 48.99 lakh and Rs. 51.99 lakh.
- The Q05 uses a 51.9 kWh battery with a 120 kW electric motor and supports fast charging, on a 2,735 mm wheelbase.
- Banks at the venue are offering financing at 40 percent down payment during the show, which runs to August 30.
- At Rs. 46.99 lakh the Q05 competes with the BYD Atto 2, while its wheelbase overlaps larger electric SUVs such as the BYD Atto 3.
MAW Vriddhi Launches the Deepal Nevo Q05 at NADA Auto Show 2026
MAW Vriddhi, the authorised Changan distributor in Nepal, has launched the Deepal Nevo Q05 at the ongoing NADA Auto Show 2026 in Kathmandu. The compact electric SUV arrives in two variants, and both carry a show price that is lower than the price the company will charge once the show closes on August 30.
Price in Nepal
| Variant | NADA show price | Price after the show |
|---|---|---|
| Nevo Q05 Max | Rs. 46.99 lakh | Rs. 48.99 lakh |
| Nevo Q05 Ultra | Rs. 49.99 lakh | Rs. 51.99 lakh |
That is a Rs. 2 lakh saving on either variant for buyers who book during the show. Banks exhibiting at the venue are offering financing at 40 percent down payment, so the show window is where the cheapest entry into this car sits.
Battery, Motor and Range
The Nevo Q05 uses a 51.9 kWh battery paired with a 120 kW electric motor, and supports fast charging. MAW Vriddhi had shown the car ahead of the launch without confirming the variant split, which the show pricing now settles. A Nepal-certified range figure has not been published by the distributor yet, so we are not quoting one until it is confirmed.
Design and Dimensions
The Q05 rides on a 2,735 mm wheelbase, which puts its footprint between the compact and midsize electric SUVs already on sale here. It was designed under Klaus Zyciora, formerly Head of Global Design at Volkswagen Group, and carries Deepal's current design language including the Digital Wing 2.0 full-width DRL. The company claims a drag coefficient of 0.265 Cd, which is competitive for a car of this shape.
Where It Sits in the Market
At Rs. 46.99 lakh for the Max, the Q05 lands directly against the BYD Atto 2, while its wheelbase overlaps larger options such as the BYD Atto 3. Buyers cross-shopping in this bracket at the show also have the Dongfeng Nammi Vigo E2 at a show price of Rs. 35.99 lakh, and the recently launched Arcfox T1 further down the range.
Full show coverage, including every confirmed launch, is on our NADA Auto Show 2026 page.
