Nepal's electric bazaar
Ride the bijuli wave
Compare, test ride, and buy EVs from Nepal's trusted distributors — scooters, motorcycles, cars, and home chargers, all in one bazaar.
- 73%
- EV share of new car sales, Nepal 2025
- 400+
- Public charging stations (2025)
- 10,000+
- Charging points targeted by FY 2085/86
Brands in the bazaar
Why go electric
Cheaper per km, cleaner for the Himalaya
With Nepal's abundant hydropower and preferential EV duties, electric running costs are a fraction of petrol.
Dirt-cheap running costs
Electric two-wheelers cost roughly NPR 60–120 per 100 km [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client] to run — a fraction of petrol.
Tax & duty advantages
EVs enjoy significantly lower import duties than petrol vehicles — savings you see in the price tag.
Charging in the Valley
400+ public stations nationwide in 2025, expected to double within a year — plus home charging kits.
Warranty you can trust
Every vehicle ships with the official brand warranty and service network [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client].
Quiet, clean streets
No exhaust, no engine roar — a calmer commute through Kathmandu traffic.
Fleet-ready economics
Delivery businesses and taxi operators switching to EVs cut per-km costs dramatically.
The numbers
EV vs. petrol, month by month
| Feature | With us | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per 100 km (two-wheeler) | NPR 60–120 [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client] | NPR 400–500 [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client] |
| Maintenance | Minimal — no engine oil, spark plugs, or clutch | Regular servicing and part wear |
| Tax & import duty | Preferential EV rates | Full duty on petrol vehicles |
| Tailpipe emissions | Zero | CO₂ on every kilometer |
| Refueling | Home charge overnight, stations growing fast | Petrol pumps everywhere |
Buying is simple
From spec sheet to showroom in four steps
- 1
Compare specs
Use our side-by-side comparator — range, price, and battery data in one view.
- 2
Book a test ride
Reserve a ride in the Valley through our contact page, any day of the week.
- 3
Check financing
Run EMI numbers and subsidy details before you commit.
- 4
Delivery & charge
Take delivery, set up home charging, and start saving from day one.
- 73%
- EV share of new car sales in 2025 — 2nd in the world
- ~202k
- Two-wheelers registered FY 2024/25
- 11.3k+
- Electric two-wheelers registered FY 2024/25
- 400+
- Public charging stations, mid-2025
Riders & drivers
From petrol to bijuli
Switched my daily scooter commute to electric — my fuel bill went from NPR 3,000 to under NPR 500 a month. [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]
We compared three cars on this site, took two test rides, and bought our first EV in three weeks. [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]
Our delivery fleet is 60% electric now. Per-km costs dropped and customers love the quiet vans. [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]
EV questions
What buyers ask us most
How much does it cost to charge at home?
A full charge for a typical scooter costs roughly NPR 60–120 [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client] on the household tariff — less than a tank of petrol by far.
Is the real-world range lower than advertised?
Yes — like all vehicles, range varies with speed, load, and hills. We publish realistic mixed-riding figures, not just lab numbers.
Are there government subsidies for EVs?
EVs enjoy preferential import duties and taxes. Some municipalities offer additional incentives — see our Financing page for current details.
What about battery warranty?
Official brand warranties cover batteries for the full warranty period [CLIENT-COPY: confirm with client]. We explain each model's terms at the point of sale.
Can I test ride before buying?
Yes — book a test ride through our contact page. We arrange rides across the Kathmandu Valley.
Feel the bijuli yourself
Book a test ride this week — the Valley is waiting.