Kathmandu, August 7 – The highly anticipated NAIMA Expo – 2025, organized by the Nepal Automobile Manufacturers and Importers Association (NAIMA), has officially kicked off at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu. The five-day automobile exhibition began on Wednesday (Sawan 25) and showcases more than 50 automobile brands, including 35 new variants being launched for the first time in Nepal.

A major highlight of this year’s expo is the significant presence of electric vehicles (EVs). The exhibition floor is dominated by Chinese EV brands, reflecting Nepal's growing shift toward alternative energy-based transportation.

According to NAIMA Nepal, the expo features:

• 15 two-wheelers

• 15 four-wheelers

• 5 commercial vehicles

Most of these vehicles are being introduced to the Nepali market for the first time.

Passenger Car Brands on Display

Popular names such as Toyota, MG, BYD, Citroen, Great Wall Motors, Hyundai, Kia, Mahindra, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Renault, Volkswagen, Peugeot, Omoda/JAECOO, Proton, Zeekr and others have set up stalls at the expo.

Two-Wheeler Participation

In the two-wheeler category, top brands like Bajaj, Honda, Royal Enfield, Ampere, Ather, Benelli, CF Moto, Gogoro, KTM, NIU, Revolt, Segway-Ninebot, Suzuki, Triumph, TVS, Ultraviolette, Yadea, and Zeeho are participating.

Commercial Vehicle Segment

The commercial vehicle lineup includes renowned brands like Chery Wanda, Dongfeng, Forizon, Howji, Kama, Karry, King Long, and Sunlong.

More Than Just a Vehicle Exhibition

The NAIMA Expo 2025 is not just about vehicle displays. It also features:

• Interactive sessions

• Technology-focused presentations

• Brand promotion activities

• Customer engagement programs

Tickets are available digitally via Khalti and IME Pay, making it convenient for attendees.

Speaking at the opening, NAIMA President Ritu Singh Vaidya shared that the expo aims to raise awareness about alternative energy transportation solutions among Nepali consumers.“The NAIMA Expo is not merely a platform for sales; it’s a space to inform, engage, and inspire consumers toward the future of mobility in Nepal,” she said.