Charging
Charge at home, top up on the road
The #1 EV question is charging — here's how it works in Nepal, from 400+ public stations to plugging in at home.
- 400+
- Public stations, mid-2025
- 10,000+
- Government target by FY 2085/86
- NPR 60–120 [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]
- Typical cost of a home scooter charge
Your charging options
Three ways to keep topped up
Home charging kits
3.3 kW and 7.2 kW chargers installed by our partner electricians — the cheapest and most convenient option.
Public stations
400+ stations across Nepal in 2025, expected to double within a year. The map is growing fast.
Workplace & fleet charging
Offices and delivery fleets can install shared charging with smart load management.
- 400+
- Public charging stations, mid-2025
- 2x
- Expected station growth within a year
- 10,000+
- Charging points targeted by FY 2085/86
- ~100%
- Of Nepal's grid power from hydropower [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]
Going home-charged
Set up home charging in three steps
- 1
Check your parking
A covered parking spot within reach of an electrical point is all you need.
- 2
Choose a kit
We match charger size to battery and daily use — most Valley commuters need only a 3.3 kW unit.
- 3
Install & charge
Our partner electrician installs, tests, and shows you the routine — you wake up full every morning.
Charging FAQs
The questions we hear daily
How much does a home charge cost?
A typical scooter charge costs NPR 60–120 [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client] on household tariffs — far less than petrol.
Can I charge in an apartment?
Yes, with landlord agreement and a dedicated meter. We provide the paperwork and safe installation.
How do I find public chargers on a trip?
Charger maps are built into most EV apps. For route planning, ask us — we keep updated lists for popular corridors.
Does cold weather reduce range?
Yes — winter and mountain riding reduce range 10–20% [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]. We factor this into route advice.
Is fast charging safe for the battery?
Occasional fast charging is fine; daily fast charging ages batteries faster. We recommend home slow charging as the default.
Charging questions?
Our team answers charger, installation, and tariff questions every day.