
Ultraviolette X-47 Venom Price and F77 Comparison
Ultraviolette X-47 Venom launches in India from Rs 2.65 lakh (INR). See how it compares with the F77 Mach 2 Recon available in Nepal right now.
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Ultraviolette X-47 Venom launches in India from Rs 2.65 lakh (INR). See how it compares with the F77 Mach 2 Recon available in Nepal right now.
Read moreTata Sierra EV claims 665 km, but real-world range is closer to 500-530 km. See what that means for Nepal's hills, highways and charging costs.
BYD Atto 8 flagship SUV charges 10-97% in nine minutes with a 115 kWh battery. Here is what it means for Nepal EV buyers, prices and charging.
Two electric SUVs—the Wuling Eksion EV and MG Hector Tomahawk EV—compete at Rs 57.99 lakh introductory pricing in Nepal. Both share a 69.2 kWh battery, 150 kW motor, and similar wheelbase but differ in range testing standards and feature sets. Spare-parts pricing transparency now allows buyers to compare maintenance costs, though total ownership depends on availability and taxes. MG’s regular price rises to Rs 61.99 lakh after first 50 units, while Wuling stays at Rs 57.99 lakh. Competition highlights the growing importance of transparent pricing, parts availability, and after-sales support in Nepal’s EV market.

The MG Hector Tomahawk EV launches in Nepal at Rs 57.99 lakh with seven seats, a 69.2 kWh battery and a 517 km claimed range. Here is how it compares with the other electric SUVs in the Rs 55 to 70 lakh band, including its platform twin the Wuling Eksion.
BYD launched the Atto 1 facelift in Nepal at NAIMA Expo 2026. Here is a simple comparison of the new and old Atto 1: prices, new features and what stays the same.
The 2026 BYD Atto 3 facelift brings a new design, better cabin and wireless charging to Nepal. Simple comparison of new vs old Atto 3 prices and features.
Tata launched the New Tiago EV facelift in Nepal at Rs 28.99 lakh. Simple comparison with the old Tiago EV: price, new features, charging and range.
The Tata Punch EV 2026 facelift launched in Nepal from Rs 32.99 lakh with bigger batteries and faster charging. Simple comparison with the old Punch EV.
The 2026 Tata Punch EV has earned a **5-star safety rating** from Bharat NCAP, achieving **31.09/32** in Adult Occupant Protection and **45/49** in Child Occupant Protection. The Nepal-bound model features a **40 kWh battery**, **129 hp** motor, and **468 km** ARAI-certified range (355 km real-world estimate). Standard safety features include **six airbags**, **Electronic Stability Control**, **ISOFIX mounts**, and **three-point seatbelts** for all occupants. The five-star rating applies to both **30 kWh** and **40 kWh** variants, reinforcing its position as a top safety pick in the compact EV segment. The facelifted Punch EV will debut in Nepal at the **NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026** with updated styling and enhanced technology.

WLTP, CLTC, NEDC, ARAI and EPA are five different EV range tests, and each gives a different number for the same battery. Here is what each means, which is most accurate, and how much real range to expect on Nepal's roads.
Proton e.MAS 5 offers a unique RWD architecture and multi-link suspension, providing better handling and stability on Nepal's hilly roads. The e.MAS 5 boasts a large 14.6-inch touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and Level-2 ADAS including AEB and lane departure warning. Priced aggressively at Rs. 29.99 lakh for the Prime variant, the e.MAS 5 undercuts competitors while offering premium features like fast DC charging (21 min for 30-80%) and a practical 70-liter front trunk. BYD Atto 1 remains a strong contender with proven battery tech and compact city-friendly design, priced slightly lower at Rs. 29.75 lakh for the Dynamic variant. Dongfeng Nammi Box stands out with a premium design and comfort features like ventilated seats, but trails in tech and fast charging capabilities compared to the Proton.