In Nepal, Ford vehicles are synonymous with durability, luxury, and off-road capability, catering to adventure enthusiasts, families, and businesses alike. Distributed by the Laxmi Group, Ford Nepal offers a range of models—from rugged SUVs to performance pickups—priced to suit various budgets. But how much do Ford cars cost in Nepal in 2025? This article explores … Read more
In Nepal, where rugged terrains meet urban aspirations, the most expensive cars are more than vehicles—they’re symbols of status and wealth. High import duties, a growing affluent class, and demand for luxury have driven car prices to extraordinary levels, with some models exceeding crores of rupees. As of 2025, Nepal’s luxury car market showcases a … Read more
BYD car price in Nepal (2025) ranges from Rs. 41.15 lakh to Rs. 1.95 crore, depending on the model and variant. Popular options include the BYD Dolphin (~Rs. 41.15 lakh), BYD ATTO 3 (Rs. 56.9 – 68.9 lakh), BYD M6 (~Rs. 58.9 lakh), and BYD SEAL (Rs. 1.1 – 1.95 crore). In Nepal, the rise … Read more
In Nepal, where family vehicles are a necessity rather than a luxury, 7-seater cars have become the preferred choice for many households. These spacious SUVs and multipurpose vehicles (MPVs) cater to large families, offering practicality, comfort, and the ability to navigate Kathmandu’s urban streets or Himalayan foothills. With rising fuel costs, environmental concerns, and government … Read more
Tata Motors has solidified its dominance in Nepal’s electric vehicle (EV) market, capitalizing on affordable pricing and Nepal’s EV-friendly policies. With 3,277 Tata EVs imported in 2023/24—28% of Nepal’s total 11,466 EV imports—Tata leads the charge, a trend likely continuing into 2025. This article ranks the top 3 Tata EV selling cars, focusing on their … Read more
In Nepal, finding the best car under Rs. 50 Lakhs means balancing affordability, performance, and suitability for the country’s unique roads—from Kathmandu’s traffic to hilly trails. High import duties (241-298% on petrol/diesel, 25-90% on EVs) and rising fuel costs shape the market, making electric vehicles (EVs) and efficient petrol cars standout choices. This article explores … Read more
In Nepal, finding a car that balances affordability, performance, and practicality under Rs. 40 Lakhs is a priority for many buyers. With high import taxes and a growing EV market, options in 2025 range from efficient electric vehicles to reliable petrol models. Drawing from Nepal’s unique automotive landscape—where hydropower fuels EVs and rugged roads demand … Read more
With a budget of Rs. 30 Lakhs, buyers can find reliable, feature-packed vehicles suited to the country’s diverse roads—from Kathmandu’s busy streets to rural hilly paths. As of 2025, the market offers a range of options, including petrol hatchbacks and electric vehicles (EVs), thanks to growing competition and government EV incentives. This article highlights some … Read more
Nepal’s roads are buzzing with a quiet revolution: electric cars are surging ahead, outpacing traditional vehicles in popularity and sales growth. By 2025, this Himalayan nation is emerging as an unlikely leader in EV adoption, driven by unique advantages and strategic policies. But what’s fueling this shift? From clean hydropower to government incentives, here’s why … Read more
Cars are expensive in Nepal due to a combination of high import taxes, landlocked geography, and limited market competition. Customs duties, excise taxes, and VAT can increase vehicle costs by 200–300%. Transportation from ports, poor road conditions, and demand for durable vehicles add extra costs. These factors make cars in Nepal 2–3 times costlier than … Read more