KATHMANDU, Aug 16: The NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026, currently underway at Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu, concludes today after attracting more than 150,000 visitors in its first five days.
Organizers said 42,000 people visited the expo on Saturday alone, taking the total number of visitors beyond 150,000. The Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association (NAIMA) had set a target of 150,000 visitors over the six-day event.
Gaurav Sharada, chairperson of the Auto Show Planning Committee, said the strong turnout had encouraged the organizers.
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According to organizers, 29,000 people visited the expo on its opening day, July 26, followed by 26,000 on the second day, 22,000 on the third day and more than 31,000 on the fourth day.
More than 55 vehicle brands are participating in the expo, with distributors drawing visitors to their stalls by showcasing and unveiling new models.
Visitors have shown particular interest in battery capacity, motor performance, driving range, after sales service, battery warranty, guarantee and resale value. Companies have also introduced various offers and facilities to attract potential buyers.
So far, participating brands have unveiled 53 new vehicle models at the expo.
The second edition of the six-day expo was organized to promote sustainable, green and technology driven transportation in Nepal. It features participation from domestic and multinational vehicle manufacturers and importers.
Electric cars, e scooters and electric commercial vehicles from brands entering the Nepali market for the first time, along with other new models, have emerged as the main attractions of the expo.
