
Ather 450 and Rizta Offers Up to Rs 1 Lakh in Nepal
Ather 450S and Rizta S buyers in Nepal can get benefits of up to Rs 1 lakh. See prices, specs and how the two scooters compare before you buy.
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Ather 450S and Rizta S buyers in Nepal can get benefits of up to Rs 1 lakh. See prices, specs and how the two scooters compare before you buy.
Read moreVaidya Energy, Ather Energy's authorised distributor in Nepal, has launched the Ather Upgrade Festival, offering purchase benefits of up to Rs 1 lakh on Ather electric scooters from Kartik 15 to Kartik 22, 2083.. Ather sells six electric scooter variants in Nepal across the performance-focused 450 series (450S at Rs 3,39,900, 450X LR at Rs 3,99,900, 450X R35 at Rs 4,34,900) and the family-oriented Rizta series.. The Rizta lineup includes the Rizta S at Rs 3,19,900, Rizta Z LR at Rs 3,79,900 and Rizta Z R35 at Rs 4,19,900, making it the more affordable EV scooter range.. Key features include Google Maps navigation, a touchscreen dashboard, cruise control, Magic Twist and an eight-year battery warranty, subject to terms and conditions.. The offer is available at Ather Experience Centers in Kathmandu Valley (Naxal, Bhaktapur, Teku, Jhamsikhel, Boudhha) and cities including Pokhara, Chitwan, Itahari, Butwal, Janakpur, Birgunj, Biratnagar and Dhangadhi, boosting EV adoption in Nepal.
Sipradi Yatri has announced pricing for the P2 electric scooter in Nepal, starting at Rs. 3,29,900. The P2 offers three power pack options: 3.0 kWh (6 kW motor), 3.7 kWh (8 kW motor), and 5.2 kWh (10 kW motor). Prices vary based on battery capacity, connectivity packages, range extender, and optional features, with the fully equipped 5.2 kWh model reaching Rs. 6,49,340. Standard features include hill-hold assist, regenerative braking, and a Class-D projector-grade headlamp. Buyers can configure their P2 with options like Advanced Connectivity, range extenders, rapid chargers, and premium accessories.
Sipradi Yatri has announced pricing for the Yatri P2 electric scooter in Nepal, starting at Rs 3,29,900 with deliveries beginning in mid-October to December. The Yatri P2 features three battery options (3.0 kWh, 3.7 kWh, 5.2 kWh) and an optional 1.8 kWh range extender, offering ranges from 90 km to 207 km. Equipped with a 10 kW peak mid-drive motor, the scooter boasts a top speed of 90 km/h and supports fast charging (80% in 41 minutes). The scooter includes advanced features like a 7-inch TFT display with 4G connectivity, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and multiple riding modes. Yatri offers an 8-year or 80,000 km battery warranty, enhancing the appeal of this Made-in-Nepal electric vehicle.
Deepal has launched the Nevo Q05 in Nepal as its most affordable electric SUV, expanding its EV lineup. The Q05 features a 51.9 kWh LFP battery, 120 kW motor, and 462 km NEDC range with both Max (Rs. 48.99 lakh) and Ultra (Rs. 51.99 lakh) variants. Key differences include 18-inch alloy wheels, power tailgate, ventilated seats, and extra ADAS features on the Ultra variant. The launch broadens Deepal's EV offerings in Nepal alongside the S05, S07, and E07 models.
The Kia Syros EV has arrived in Nepal ahead of its official launch, with an introductory price of Rs. 35.90 lakh for the first 100 customers and Rs. 37.90 lakh for others. The electric SUV features a 42 kWh battery, a 99 kW motor, and a claimed range of 443 km under MIDC testing. It includes advanced tech such as dual 12.3-inch displays, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and disc brakes on all four wheels. Safety features on the HTK variant include six airbags, ABS with Brake Assist, Electronic Stability Control, and rear parking sensors.
Leapmotor introduces the 2026 C10 electric SUV in Nepal at an introductory price of Rs. 75.99 lakh, increasing to Rs. 77.99 lakh post-intro period. The 2026 C10 features a 160 kW electric motor, 530 km range under CLTC, and 190 mm ground clearance, utilizing Cell-to-Chassis technology for enhanced safety and space. Updated smart connectivity includes the official Leapmotor App, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto, alongside a 14.6-inch central touchscreen and 10.25-inch digital driver display. The C10 joins Leapmotor's expanding lineup in Nepal, which also includes the T03, B03X, and B10, solidifying the brand's presence in the electric SUV market.
MAW Vriddhi Autocorp has cut the Dongfeng Nammi Box E2 price to Rs. 30,99,000 from Rs. 32,49,000 and is selling it at Rs. 29,99,000 during the NADA Auto Show 2026, taking the entry Nammi Box under Rs. 30 lakh. The E2 330 uses a 70 kW motor and a 31.4 kWh battery.
The NAIMA Auto Show 2026 (Nepal Mobility Expo) is running at Bhrikutimandap with 53 brands and 40+ new vehicles. Full launch list with prices: EVs from Rs 28.99 lakh, scooters from Rs 2.30 lakh, hybrids and bikes.
GWM Nepal has ended the introductory pricing offer for the Ora 5 Electric SUV and introduced standard retail pricing for new bookings. The mid-variant Ora 5 is now priced at Rs 48.49 lakh, while the high-variant is priced at Rs 53.99 lakh, reflecting a price increase from the previous introductory rates. The Ora 5 EV boasts a claimed NEDC range of up to 520 km and features advanced safety and technology, including 5-star ANCAP and Euro NCAP ratings, seven airbags, and over 20 ADAS features.

Nepal's 2026 budget swapped power-based EV tax for a price/CIF-based system — premium EVs jumped up to +96%, budget EVs dropped. See every EV price change.

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