Nepal’s largest automobile exhibition, NADA Auto Show 2025, is officially scheduled to be held from August 19 to August 24 (Bhadra 3 to 8) at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu. Organized by the NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal, the event was announced during a press conference on Tuesday. This year’s event carries the theme “Go for More”, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, smart mobility, and an inclusive automotive ecosystem.
The show is set to be inaugurated by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel. More than 125 exhibitors will take part, representing four-wheelers, two-wheelers, light commercial vehicles, lubricants, tires, batteries, garage equipment, and financial service providers. The total exhibition area spans 300,000 sq. ft, with a display area of over 162,500 sq. ft. Organizers are expecting over 100,000 visitors during the six-day event.
One of the major highlights this year will be the introduction of futuristic technologies. Among them are robotic four-wheelers from UNITREE and a flying vehicle named Deepal eVTOL UAV, both being showcased in Nepal for the first time. The exhibition will also feature 19 four-wheeler brands, 13 light commercial vehicle brands, 4 two-wheeler brands, and over 35 companies offering auto parts and auxiliary services.
Special attractions include the Vintage Motor Show, displaying classic vehicles such as the Morris Minor, Fiat, Mercedes, Toyota RT40, Beetle, Mini Cooper, VW Bus, Toyota Corolla, Mazda Familia, and Toyota MR2. The Made in Nepal Pavilion will exhibit locally manufactured vehicles and parts, while the International Business Pavilion will promote foreign partnerships and investment opportunities.
To ensure safety and visitor comfort, organizers have arranged zonal divisions, traffic information desks, media facilities, emergency medical services, surveillance, and fire safety measures. Daily lucky draws will also be held, with 12 winners receiving a year’s worth of free lubricant services.
NADA President Karan Chaudhary called the 2025 show a “special opportunity” for all stakeholders in Nepal’s auto industry and encouraged public participation to experience the evolution of mobility firsthand.
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