If you’re looking to spend NPR 30-35 lakh on an electric car in Nepal, you’ll have several options to choose from.
When buying your first EV in Nepal, it may be a bit different than getting a petrol vehicle. You are not just choosing a model. You are also selecting a battery size, charging routine, service network, and a new way to calculate running costs.
The comparison between the Chery Q and the new Tata Punch EV is intriguing, as both target many buyers looking for an affordable electric SUV in Nepal, yet they take distinct approaches.
