NAIMA Mobility Expo opens today. 18 new two-wheeler, 29 four-wheeler brands on offer
Summary
The NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026 opens in Kathmandu with 55 vehicle brands, highlighting the country’s growing shift toward electric mobility. Industry leaders and government officials also discussed EV infrastructure, customs rules, transport policy and the challenges facing Nepal’s automobile sector.
Key Points
- The NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026 opens at Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu with 53 stalls, 18 new two-wheeler brands and 29 four-wheeler brands on display.
- Electric vehicles dominate the expo, while workshops will cover road safety and lithium-ion battery management and recycling.
- Industry leaders say Nepal needs better policies, infrastructure and customs procedures to support electric mobility and vehicle imports.
- Government officials say new transport policies and legislation are being drafted to address structural problems in Nepal’s transport sector.
