Maxus eTerron Pickup Gains 44 Bookings at NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026
Key Takeaways
- Himalaya Motocorp recorded 44 bookings for the Maxus eTerron electric pickup at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026, signaling strong early interest in Nepal's EV market.
- The eTerron Comfort variant, priced at Rs 88 lakh, accounted for 36 bookings, while the Premium variant at Rs 1.28 crore saw eight bookings, both eligible for limited-time discounts.
- The company has extended the expo discounts until Bhadra 15 and confirmed availability of spare parts and servicing, enhancing after-sales support for Nepal’s growing electric pickup demand.
Maxus eTerron Electric Pickup Gains Strong Traction in Nepal with 44 Bookings at NAIMA Expo 2026
Himalaya Motocorp, the official distributor of Maxus vehicles in Nepal, has seen significant interest in the Maxus eTerron electric pickup during the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026. The company reported 44 bookings for the electric pickup, highlighting growing demand for eco-friendly commercial vehicles in the Nepalese market.
Out of the total bookings, 36 were for the Comfort variant, while eight were for the Premium variant. This strong response comes just three weeks after Himalaya Motocorp first launched the eTerron Comfort in Nepal. The base model was introduced at Rs 88 lakh, with the Premium variant priced at Rs 1.28 crore.
To attract buyers during the expo, Himalaya Motocorp offered special discounts: Rs 2 lakh off on the Comfort variant and Rs 5 lakh off on the Premium variant. Originally intended as an event-specific promotion, the company has extended these discounts until Bhadra 15 due to popular demand. Interested customers can place their bookings at the Maxus showroom located in Hattisar, Kathmandu.
The Maxus eTerron is designed as a versatile electric pickup suitable for both private and commercial use. Its appeal spans various sectors, including construction, hydropower projects, and users operating on unpaved roads. The vehicle’s robust performance and eco-friendly attributes have made it a compelling choice for buyers seeking sustainable transportation solutions.
Manufactured by Maxus, a commercial vehicle brand under SAIC Motor of China, the eTerron reflects high-quality engineering and innovative electric technology. In support of its commitment to customers, Himalaya Motocorp has assured the availability of spare parts and servicing facilities across Nepal, ensuring reliable after-sales support for eTerron owners.
The 44 bookings recorded during the expo serve as an early but clear signal of rising customer interest in the electric pickup segment in Nepal. This positive response follows the model’s recent entry into the market and underscores the growing acceptance of electric vehicles in the country.
