MAXUS Nepal Revises EV Prices, Expands Dealer and Service Network Nationwide

Kathmandu, Jan 5, 2026 — MAXUS Nepal, the authorized distributor of MAXUS electric vehicles in Nepal under Himalaya Motrox Pvt. Ltd., has announced revised pricing for three of its premium electric models, reaffirming its commitment to Nepal’s growing electric vehicle (EV) market.

Under the revised pricing structure, the MAXUS eTerron 9 Luxury is now priced at NPR 11 million, while the eTerron 9 Premium costs NPR 11.8 million. Similarly, the premium electric MPV MAXUS MIFA 7 has been priced at NPR 12.499 million.

To improve accessibility and customer experience, MAXUS Nepal has expanded its authorized dealer network to four major cities. Customers can now visit MAXUS showrooms in Biratnagar, Birtamode, Pokhara, and Kathmandu.

The company is also in the process of finalizing new dealerships in Butwal, Narayanghat, and Nepalgunj, which is expected to further strengthen its nationwide presence in the near future.

In terms of after-sales support, MAXUS has expanded its service network as well. Service centers are currently operational in Swayambhu and Dhobighat within the Kathmandu Valley. Outside the valley, service facilities are available in Pokhara, Biratnagar, and Birtamode, ensuring wider coverage and faster service for MAXUS customers.

The MAXUS eTerron 9, positioned in the electric pickup segment, offers strong performance supported by advanced technology. It delivers 700 Nm of torque through a 325-kW dual-motor system and is equipped with a 102-kWh battery, providing a driving range of up to 560 kilometers (NEDC). The vehicle also features independent air suspension with adjustable ride height, enhancing comfort and performance across rough and off-road terrains.

With a combination of high performance, premium comfort, and an expanding dealer and service network, MAXUS Nepal continues to support the country’s transition toward cleaner and smarter electric mobility.

About SAIC/Maxus

SAIC Motor Corporation, founded in 1955, is a Chinese state-owned automobile manufacturer and one of China’s “Big Four” automakers. The company operates globally through joint ventures with major international brands such as Volkswagen and General Motors, while also marketing its own brands including MG, Roewe, and Maxus.