Kathmandu, Nov 7: Vaidya Energy Pvt Ltd in association with Ather Energy, India’s leading electric two wheeler manufacturer, has announced the grand opening of their inaugural Experience Center, Ather Space in Kathmandu, Nepal. Located at Naxal, this marks a significant leap forward in the country's electric mobility landscape.
According to the press statement issued by the Company, Ather Space, is designed to provide an immersive and informative space for electric vehicle enthusiasts. Visitors can explore the variants of Ather’s bestselling electric scooter, the 450X and experience the future of urban commuting. This launch brings Ather Energy's cutting-edge electric scooters to the doorstep of Kathmandu residents including the state of the art Ather Grid and will be providing complete service and support for the owners of Ather electric vehicles.
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To make things easy for the Nepal population, test ride appointment can be conveniently scheduled through the company's website atherenergy.com.np The introductory pricing for the Ather 450X is at just Rs 3,85,000, making it an attractive proposition for those seeking an eco-friendly and technologically advanced mode of transport, as mentioned in the statement.
Furthermore, Vaidya Energy Pvt. Ltd. is gearing up to open their second Ather Experience Center within the next 2-3 weeks. The new center will be located in Jhamsikhel, providing even more accessibility to potential Ather enthusiasts in the region.
Ravneet Phokela, Chief Business Officer, Ather, said “We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of the very first Ather Experience Centre in the heart of Kathmandu! Our journey began with a vision to transform the way people commute in Nepal, and we’ve been committed to making it a reality. Our journey began with a vision to transform the way people commute in Nepal, and we’ve been committed to making it a reality. The Ather Experience center is not just a showroom: it’s a hub for innovation, electric mobility and sustainability.”
