MAW Vriddhi Commercial Vehicles is establishing a large-scale electric vehicle commercial service center in the Pepsicola area of Kathmandu to provide better support for its customers.
New Service Facility for Foton Vehicles
The company has been selling Foton brand commercial vehicles in Nepal for a long time. Now, they are building a new service center to make their after-sales support more organized and effective. This place will have modern infrastructure, advanced repair tools, and enough space to handle many vehicles. A team of skilled technicians and engineers who got training from international Foton organizations will work there.
Everything in One Place
The company plans to provide regular maintenance, technical checks, battery testing, and genuine parts all in this new service center. They also want to offer training for drivers and technicians. Dr. Anil Kumar Baral, the CEO of Foton Motor Nepal, said that their main goal is quality service. He explained that selling the vehicle is not their only job, and they want every Foton customer to get genuine parts and professional help easily.
Genuine Parts and Experts
The center will use modern systems to check and fix Foton vehicles. The engineers and technicians are certified by international Foton institutes, so they will follow the company’s service rules strictly. The company promised to keep plenty of genuine parts in stock. When parts are available, repairs get done faster and customers get their vehicles back quickly without delay.
Network Expansion Goals
Right now, Foton has 21 service centers and touch points across Nepal. They have a big plan to grow their network by the end of 2026. The goal is to have a Foton touch point within every 100 kilometers along the main roads from East to West Nepal. This new center in Pepsicola will help customers in the Kathmandu valley and also support the company to build a better service network across the whole country.
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