KATHMANDU: The NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026 has attracted more than 55,000 visitors in its first two days, with strong participation and vehicle bookings reported across brands.
The expo, organized by the Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association (NAIMA), began on Tuesday at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu. The venue remained crowded on the second day as visitors explored vehicles from various brands.
Visitors were seen booking vehicles of their choice at the expo. According to participating companies, both affordable and premium cars and motorcycles have received strong interest.
A large number of visitors were seen checking out different vehicles and exploring their features. Battery capacity, motor performance, driving range and after-sales service were among the key areas of interest, while participating brands reported a good number of bookings.
To attract customers, companies are offering various promotional benefits. These include discounts, one year of insurance, one year of road tax, free servicing and vehicle financing at lower interest rates.
Four new models from different brands were also unveiled on Wednesday, the second day of the expo. On the opening day, brands had launched 48 new vehicle models.
More than 26,000 visitors attended the expo on Wednesday, taking the two-day total to over 55,000. More than 29,000 people visited the expo on the opening day.
The organizers expect around 150,000 visitors during the six-day event.
The second edition of the expo is being held with the objective of promoting sustainable, green and technology-driven transportation in Nepal. The expo will run for six days until August 16.
Vehicle manufacturers and importers, including domestic and multinational companies, are participating in the expo. New brands entering Nepal for the first time, along with new electric cars, e-scooters and electric commercial vehicles, are among the major attractions.
Banks, financial institutions and insurance companies are also participating in the expo, offering special schemes and concessional financing for vehicle purchases.
