The Naima Mobility Expo 2025 is drawing huge crowds as automobile companies roll out a series of exciting offers to attract customers ahead of Nepal’s festive season. Organized by the Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association (Naima), the five-day exhibition began on Wednesday and has already seen a surge in visitors.
To accommodate office-goers, Naima has extended the exhibition hours from Thursday onwards. The expo now runs from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM, allowing more time for visitors after office hours. Ticket counters remain open until 7:00 PM. According to Naima’s Media and Marketing Consultant, Prateek Aryal, the decision was made to make the event more accessible to working professionals.
Naima expects around 80,000 visitors during the five-day event. The first day welcomed 15,000 visitors, while 13,000 attended on the second day.
Launches and Offers from Leading Brands
On the opening day, most companies showcased their latest vehicle models, while the second day brought special offers alongside the new launches. Many brands have announced that these offers will remain valid until the Dashain-Tihar festival season.
Hyundai – “Awesome August” Plan
Laxmi Intercontinental, the official distributor of Hyundai vehicles in Nepal, has launched the Hyundai Awesome August plan. Customers can enjoy cash discounts of up to NPR 800,000, one year of free insurance, special benefits, and a three-year warranty on all Hyundai models.
Morbidelli Nepal – Adventure Motorcycles
Morbidelli Nepal unveiled two new motorcycle models – the T352X and T252X – designed with Italian engineering and advanced technology to suit Nepal’s terrain. While the showroom price is NPR 9.97 million, the expo offer price is NPR 9.23 million.
Proton – Emas 7 Electric Vehicle
Jagdamba Motors introduced special offers on the Proton Emas 7 EV, including an 8-year unlimited mileage battery warranty, NPR 299,000 cash discount, free Auto Plus insurance, and zero percent interest financing for four years.
MG Motors – Multiple EV Offers
Paramount Motors, the official MG distributor, is offering up to NPR 400,000 discounts on models including the MG4 EV, MG S5 EV, Windsor EV, Comet EV, and MG iM6. Buyers also get free comprehensive insurance and a 3kW or 7kW charger.
SPG Automobiles – JAC & Omoda Models
SPG Automobiles has reduced the price of the JAC J-5 from NPR 6.099 million to NPR 5.699 million and the Omoda E5 from NPR 6.199 million to NPR 5.499 million. All bookings include special discounts and offers.
Zeekr – Zeekr X EV
Pioneer Moto Corp is offering the Zeekr X EV at NPR 6.999 million, down from NPR 8.499 million, with an 8-year or 160,000 km warranty.
Leapmotor – B10 EV
Shangrila Motors launched the Leapmotor B10 EV, priced at NPR 5.999 million. With a 160 kW motor and a 67.1 kWh battery, it claims a range of 460 km on a single charge.
CFMoto & Zontes
Rishi Trade Center launched the 300 NK and 450 SRS models, offering discounts of up to NPR 50,000, a privilege card, and a five-year warranty.
Karry Electric Vans
LXG Motors introduced the Karry Kevan 1 and Kevan 2 electric vans priced at NPR 5.856 million and NPR 6.306 million respectively. These 15- and 16-seater vans are suitable for school and commercial purposes, with over 300 km range per charge.
KTM Nepal – Six New Models
KTM Nepal launched six new models, including the 200 Duke, 250 Duke, 390 Duke, 250 Adventure, 390 Adventure, and 390 Enduro R. Prices range from NPR 599,900 to NPR 1.074 million, featuring TFT displays, traction control, and ABS.
Nissan – Festive Deal
Pioneer Moto Corp introduced the Nissan Festive Deal, offering the Nissan Magnite with a minimum NPR 680,000 down payment, three years of free servicing, warranty, insurance, and road tax. The Nissan Leaf offers benefits worth up to NPR 2.015 million, and the Nissan Urban has zero percent down payment.
Agni Motoinc – Biggas Electric Scooters
Agni Group’s Agni Motoinc launched the Biggas electric scooter brand with two models – BG RUV 350 (starting at NPR 279,400) and BG C12 (starting at NPR 228,400).
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