EV Launches, Updates & Guides
Latest launches, price updates, comparisons & expert buying guides for Nepal's EV market.
Dongfeng Forthing Friday EV: All-New Electric Vehicle Coming Soon
Laxmi E-Mobility is launching the Dongfeng Forthing Friday EV, marking the brand's entry into the Nepalese electric vehicle market.. The all-electric SUV is available in Luxury and Exclusive trims, priced at Rs.56,96,000 and Rs.62,96,000 respectively.. Equipped with a 64.4 kWh LFP battery and a 99 kW electric motor, it offers a robust 400 km range (WLTP) and features Level 2 ADAS, including lane-keeping assist and adaptive cruise control.
Chery EV Pioneer Award Won by SPG Automobiles at Global Conference
SPG Automobiles, distributor of Omoda & Jaecoo in Nepal, received the 'EV Pioneer Award' at the 2025 Chery International Global Dealer Conference for outstanding contributions to electric vehicle (EV) adoption in Nepal.. The award recognizes SPG Automobiles' significant role in introducing and promoting eco-friendly transportation through Omoda & Jaecoo EVs, highlighting the company's growing influence in Nepal's car market.. Within a year of entering Nepal's market in 2024, SPG Automobiles achieved impressive sales, selling over 800 Omoda and Jaecoo vehicles, including the Omoda E5 and Jaecoo J6 models.
Indian EV Startups Laxmi E-Mobility and G.O. Automobiles Receive Prestigious Kaiyi Partner Award in China
Laxmi E-Mobility and G.O. Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. received the "Most Promising Partner Award" at the Kaiyi Auto Global Business Conference Awards Dinner in Yibin, China. The award highlights their successful distribution of Kaiyi's electric vehicles in Nepal, including the X3 Pro EV compact SUV and e-Qute 02/04 urban vehicles. The partnership focuses on promoting innovation, affordability, and sustainable mobility to meet the growing demand for electric vehicles in Nepal.
Nepal Gets a Boost with Over 100 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Installed by MAW Vriddhi
MAW Vriddhi has deployed over 100 EV charging stations across Nepal, including major cities and remote regions, enhancing travel confidence for EV drivers.. The charging stations offer both 40kW single-gun and 60kW dual-gun chargers, ensuring flexible and efficient charging for various electric vehicles.. EV brands like Deepal, NAMI, Seres, Foton, and Sokon are gaining popularity in Nepal, signaling strong growth potential for the local electric vehicle market.
Dongfeng Forthing EV Launches in Nepal Through Laxmi E-Mobility Partnership
Dongfeng Forthing Friday EV, a fully electric SUV, will launch in Nepal by May 2023 through Laxmi E-Mobility, a subsidiary of Hyundai’s official distributor in Nepal. The EV offers two variants—Luxury and Exclusive—priced at Rs. 5,696,000 and Rs. 6,296,000, respectively, featuring a 64.4 kWh LFP battery and a 99 kW motor for up to 400 km range (WLTP). It boasts a modern, minimalist design with a premium interior, including a panoramic sunroof, dual 12.3-inch digital displays, and Level 2 ADAS such as adaptive cruise control and autonomous emergency braking. Advanced safety and smart features like wireless charging, keyless entry, and PM2.5 air filtration enhance its appeal in the expanding Nepali EV market.
NIU FQI300 Electric Scooter Launches in Nepal: Smart Features, Powerful Ride
NIU has launched the FQI300 electric scooter in Nepal, retailing at Rs 3,85,000, aiming to transform urban commuting in Kathmandu and surrounding areas.. The FQI300 is equipped with a powerful 4800W motor and dual 72V, 28Ah batteries, delivering a top speed of 80 km/h and a range of 150 km on a single charge, rechargeable in 4 hours.. This e-scooter includes smart features such as a mobile app for real-time tracking, anti-theft alerts, ride history, battery monitoring, and keyless ignition, enhancing user convenience and security.
Bajaj Chetak Electric Scooter Launches in Nepal: Pricing Strategy to Drive Sales
Bajaj Chetak electric scooter, India's leader with 25% market share in the EV segment, is set to launch in Nepal. The Chetak 3501 variant features a robust metal frame, 3.5 kWh battery, 153km range, Bluetooth connectivity, touchscreen console, reverse mode, and self-cancelling blinkers. The scooter includes TecPac and Annual Data packages offering music control, navigation, remote immobilization, and more advanced features. Bajaj aims to position the Chetak competitively against TVS iQube and 125cc scooters, with success depending on pricing alignment with petrol-powered scooters. The Chetak's strong brand recognition and proven success in India position it for significant impact in Nepal's growing electric scooter market.