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Special discounts await buyers at Naima Auto Show

From Kathmandu Post · () English

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  • The Naima Nepal Mobility Expo 2026 features vehicles from 55 brands across 53 stalls, showcasing new two- and four-wheelers.
  • Special discounts are available on various vehicles, including electric and hybrid models, with some brands offering significant price reductions.
  • Delays at the Tatopani border point have impacted the launch of some vehicles, with organizers planning further unveilings on Wednesday.

The Naima Nepal Mobility Expo 2026 opened on Tuesday, presenting a wide array of new two- and four-wheeled vehicles from 55 brands displayed across 53 stalls. The expo covers a broad spectrum of mobility solutions, including commercial vehicles, electric and hybrid options, alongside related technologies and services.

The vehicle is being offered at a discount at the expo. Its market price is Rs8.8 million, but customers booking the vehicle at the expo will receive a discount of Rs300,000

— Dhruv ThapaThapa, proprietor of Himalayan Motrux, detailed the discount offered on the Maxus eTerron-9 Comfort pickup at the expo.

Attendees can take advantage of special discounts on a variety of vehicles, from two-wheelers to cars and passenger buses. Himalayan Motrux, the authorized distributor for Maxus in Nepal, is offering a Rs300,000 discount on the Maxus eTerron-9 Comfort pickup, which has a market price of Rs8.8 million. Similarly, Ayam Intercontinental, part of the Himalayan Organisation, has unveiled the Dongfeng Longrange EV bus, a 30-seat electric passenger bus priced at Rs12.45 million, and a 28-seat city bus for Rs11.45 million, both with a Rs500,000 discount for expo bookings.

However, the expo faced logistical challenges as some vehicles scheduled for display were delayed due to the prolonged closure of the Tatopani border point. Dhruv Thapa, proprietor of Himalayan Motrux, noted that their 16-seat E-Deliver van could not arrive in time for its planned launch. Organizers indicated that additional new brands and models would be unveiled on Wednesday.

the 16-seat E-Deliver van, which was scheduled to be unveiled at the expo on Tuesday, could not arrive because the Tatopani customs point had been shut. As a result, the company was unable to launch the vehicle at the expo

— Dhruv ThapaThapa explained the reason for the delayed launch of a specific vehicle model at the expo.

Several other vehicles are also featured at the expo, with notable prices including the Denza B5 at Rs38 million, MG Majestor at Rs25 million, Toyota RAV4 (Hybrid) at Rs21.30 million, and Toyota Hilux AT at Rs15.50 million. Other showcased models include the BAIC BJ30e, Chery Wanda, MG U9, Mahindra XEV 9s, Hyundai Venue N Line, Nissan Tekton, BYD Atto 2, and Tiago (facelift), with prices ranging from Rs2.99 million to Rs11 million.

customers booking either bus at the expo will receive a discount of Rs500,000

— Ayam IntercontinentalAyam Intercontinental announced a discount for bookings of their electric buses at the expo.
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