NAIMA's Second Mobility Expo Set to Showcase 55 Brands and New Launches
Summary
NAIMA will host its Second Mobility Expo at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu, from August 11 to 16, featuring 55 brands, 44 new launches, and daily learning sessions on FDI, recycling, ethanol blending, financing, and youth entrepreneurship. The expo also comes amid vehicle imports being stuck at the China border and concerns over new tax rules and price changes.
Key Points
- NAIMA's Second Mobility Expo will run at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu, from August 11 to 16 with 55 participating brands and 44 new vehicle launches.
- The expo will include daily learning sessions on foreign direct investment, recycling, ethanol blending, financing, youth entrepreneurship, and post-accident safety.
- NAIMA says many vehicles are stuck at the Tatopani and Chinese border due to damaged roads and is urging government action.
- The new tax policy has changed vehicle pricing and raised concerns about stability, exchange-rate-driven tax bracket shifts, and the broader supply chain.
