28 electric cars, out of 61 we track.
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Reference photoRs 18.75 lakh
Rs 18,75,000 ex-showroom · Lowered from Rs 19,99,000 to the price MG Nepal publishes — see /corrections
A two-door city runabout, not a family car: an EV sized for one or two people and Kathmandu parking.
Reference photoRs 28.99 lakh
Rs 28,99,000 ex-showroom · Pure +24 (24 kWh)
A proper four-door hatchback EV at a price that undercuts most petrol cars. The value entry point to electric motoring in Nepal.
Rs 30.75 lakh
Rs 30,75,000 ex-showroom · Dynamic, the base variant (30.08 kWh, 230 km WLTP)
BYD's smallest electric car, at Rs 30,75,000 for the Dynamic. The Premium adds a bigger 38.88 kWh battery and six airbags for Rs 34,80,000.
Reference photoRs 34 lakh
Rs 34,00,000 ex-showroom · Current Nepal website MRP for the 37.3 kWh T03
Current Nepal website MRP for the 37.3 kWh T03. Uses 265 km WLTP combined, not the larger urban-cycle figure. Confirm the delivered specification and stock.
Reference photoRs 34.99 lakh
Rs 34,99,000 ex-showroom · Empowered+ S Standard Range
An EV with an SUV's ride height at hatchback money. Micro-SUV footprint, easy to park in the valley, and full EV running costs.
Rs 34.99 lakh
Rs 34,99,000 ex-showroom · Base variant, which EV Nepal now calls the Live (we had it as the Feel)
A simple, practical city EV with a conventional five-door hatchback body.
Reference photoRs 38.99 lakh
Rs 38,99,000 ex-showroom · Ex-showroom, inclusive of the FY 2083/84 duty stack
A value pick among Nepali EVs. 190 mm of clearance copes with broken tarmac, and it costs far less than the BYD Atto 3.
Reference photoRs 38.99 lakh
Rs 38,99,000 ex-showroom · V50 RHD, 50 kW / 40 kWh, not the older 70 kW Neta V specification
The Nepal V50 uses a 50 kW motor and 40 kWh battery. Older Neta V articles can describe a different powertrain. Ask CG Motors to confirm stock, service, parts and warranty arrangements in writing.
Reference photoRs 41.15 lakh
Rs 41,15,000 ex-showroom · Ex-showroom, inclusive of the FY 2083/84 duty stack
BYD's small hatchback, built on the same Blade battery tech as the Atto 3. Low ground clearance is its weak point on Nepali roads.
Rs 41.49 lakh
Rs 41,49,000 ex-showroom · Raised from Rs 37,99,000 to the price MG Nepal publishes — see /corrections
A crossover-MPV shape that trades outright range for unusually generous rear-seat space. Aimed squarely at families who want an EV without SUV pricing.
Reference photoRs 45.95 lakh
Rs 45,95,000 ex-showroom · Essential, the base variant (45.12 kWh, 312 km WLTP)
BYD's compact electric SUV, from Rs 45,95,000 for the Essential. Premium and Superior move to a 51.13 kWh battery and 345 km of WLTP range.
Reference photoRs 51.96 lakh
Rs 51,96,000 ex-showroom · Executive trim
The electric Creta — same badge and service network as Nepal's default SUV, but with EV running costs. Undercuts the petrol Creta on price.
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Rs 53,99,000 ex-showroom · 400 Comfort listed at Rs 53,99,000
A larger Neta SUV offered in several battery and equipment variants. We do not apply the range advertised for the larger battery to the entry price. Confirm the trim, current quote and after-sales support with CG Motors.
Reference photoRs 55 lakh
Rs 54,99,999 ex-showroom · Top-variant offer Rs 54,99,999, reduced from Rs 60 lakh on the Nepal website
Top-variant offer Rs 54,99,999, reduced from Rs 60 lakh on the Nepal website. Offer expiry, battery, motor and range for this exact quote are not verified; request a written specification before comparing costs.
Rs 57.99 lakh
Rs 57,99,000 ex-showroom · Excite, the only variant listed
MG Nepal's seven-seat electric SUV, sold alongside the petrol Hector. Priced by the distributor at Rs 57,99,000 under a current offer; the list price is Rs 61,99,000.
Reference photoRs 57.99 lakh
Rs 57,99,000 ex-showroom · Plus variant
A family-sized electric SUV with an LFP battery and rear-wheel drive. Compare Plus and Max equipment before choosing; the published NEDC range is not a real-world range guarantee.
Reference photoRs 58.99 lakh
Rs 58,99,000 ex-showroom · Empowered +A 55, the single variant offered
Coupe-SUV styling on Tata's longest-range EV platform. The most range you can buy from an Indian-built EV in Nepal.
Reference photoRs 59.96 lakh
Rs 59,96,000 ex-showroom · GL trim
Hyundai's compact electric SUV, priced against the Creta Electric it sits alongside in the same showroom. Smaller battery than most rivals at this money.
Reference photoRs 62.9 lakh
Rs 62,90,000 ex-showroom · Advance trim
Nepal's best-known EV SUV. Blade LFP battery, strong resale, nationwide BYD service network. This price already carries the FY 2083/84 duty stack — the Clean Infrastructure Levy is banded by CIF import value, not by showroom price.
Reference photoRs 74.99 lakh
Rs 74,99,000 ex-showroom · Standard S07, 66.8 kWh variant
A larger electric SUV with a 66.8 kWh battery and a technology-focused cabin. This listing is the standard S07; the S07 L has different battery and price figures.
Reference photoRs 93 lakh
Rs 92,99,999 ex-showroom · The one version Cimex lists: 71.8 kWh, 100 kW
BYD's mid-size electric SUV, sold here in one version with a 71.8 kWh battery and a 100 kW motor. Nepal's post-2083/84 duty stack climbs steeply with import value, which is most of why it costs what it does here.
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Rs 1,03,96,000 ex-showroom · GLS Vision Roof
Hyundai's dedicated electric platform car, and the most expensive EV Hyundai sells here. 800-volt architecture means genuinely fast DC charging where a charger supports it.
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