Top 5 Budget EV Cars in Nepal

Electric vehicles (EVs) are rapidly reshaping Nepal’s automobile market. With growing urbanisation, environmental concerns, and changing government import duties, more affordable electric vehicles are entering the market. 

In this article, we present five of the most budget-friendly new-car EVs available in Nepal as of 2025, covering their pricing, specifications, variants, features and suitability for Nepal’s driving environment. These models are well under the Rs 30 lakh mark and represent viable options for urban commuters, students, and first-time car buyers.

We will present the models in ascending order of starting price, so the reader can see how features and capabilities increase with cost. Prices given are approximate and may vary by variant or accessories.

1. Seres Mini EV

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Price in Nepal: Starts at approx Rs 17.49 lakh for the 180 km version, up to Rs 18.99 lakh for the 220 km version.

Variants & range:

• 180 km (13.8 kWh battery) variant — ~Rs 17.49 lakh

• 220 km (16.8 kWh battery) variant — ~Rs 18.99 lakh

Key specifications & features:

• Motor: 25 kW (Low/180 km) & 30 kW (High/220 km) Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

• Battery: 13.8 kWh or 16.8 kWh lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery

• Drive type: Rear-wheel-drive (RWD)

• Top speed: ~100 km/h

• Charge time (AC 3.3 kW): ~4.5–5.5 hours depending on variant

• Dimensions: Length 3,030 mm, Width ~1,495 mm, Height ~1,640 mm; Ground clearance ~140 mm

• Features: 8.8-inch infotainment, digital cluster, 50:50 foldable rear seats, ISOFIX child-seat interface, safety features such as ABS + EBD and ESC in high variant

Suitability for Nepal:

• Very compact size, ideal for congested urban areas

• Range is suited for daily urban commutes rather than long highway trips

• Lower purchase cost makes it accessible to first-time buyers or students

Considerations:

• Smaller battery means range will drop further under harsher conditions

• Ground clearance is modest for Nepal’s variable road conditions

• Limited top-speed and power; less suited for longer or hilly journeys

2. Henry Volts

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Price in Nepal: Approx Rs 18–20 lakh for entry variant.

Range & features:

• Range around 160–180 km

• Positioned for daily commuting in cities

Why include it:

• Fits in the ultra-budget EV bracket under Rs 20 lakh

• Suitable for urban use

Caveats:

• Specific Nepali market variant, battery size, motor power and distributor details may not be well-documented

• Limited range; check local service and after-sales network

3. BAW Brumby

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Price in Nepal: Approximately Rs 21.90 lakh to Rs 23 lakh.

Key specifications & features:

• Battery: 17.28 kWh Lithium-Iron-Phosphate (LFP)

• Motor: 30 kW Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

• Range: ~205 km (CLTC)

• Top speed: ~100 km/h

• Seating: 5 seats; Dimensions: 3,532 mm × 1,498 mm × 1,605 mm; Ground clearance ~170 mm

• Features: LED projector headlights with DRLs, dual 10.5-inch screens, 360-degree camera, TPMS, dual airbags, ABS + EBD

Suitability for Nepal:

• Slightly larger size and 5-seating makes it practical for families

• Wider ground clearance beneficial for variable road conditions

Considerations:

• Charging rate is mostly AC; DC fast-charging is absent

• Range is modest; careful planning required for longer trips

4. MG Comet EV

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Price in Nepal: Starting from Rs 19.99 lakh up to Rs 22.74 lakh.

Specifications & features:

• Battery: 17.3 kWh lithium-ion

• Range: Claimed 230 km (real-world may be lower)

• Motor: ~31.26 kW (~42 PS), torque ~110 Nm

• Top speed: 100 km/h

• Dimensions: Length ~2,974 mm, Width ~1,505 mm, Height ~1,640 mm; Ground clearance ~165 mm

• Features: Digital instrument cluster, touchscreen infotainment, dual airbags, ABS + EBD, TPMS, parking sensors/camera in higher variant

Why it stands out:

• Among the most affordable 4-seater EVs in Nepal with a 230 km range claim

• Compact footprint with modern features

Caveats:

• Battery may be smaller for hilly terrain

• Limited fast-charging options

5. Thee Go E8

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Price in Nepal: Quoted around Rs 21.9 lakh (in budget lists) for the starting variant.
The hint list: “Thee Go E8 ~ 21.9 Lakhs”.

(Note: Thee Go E8 appears in lists of cheapest EVs; detailed Nepali specs publicly available are less comprehensive.)

What we know/assume:

• Positioning: Compact urban EV at the sub‑Rs 25 lakh price point.

• Target user: Urban commuter seeking electric mobility with moderate range and features.

• Because detailed spec and local availability information is less transparent, potential buyers should verify final variant, battery size, warranty and after‑sales support in Nepal before purchase.

• As with any import EV in Nepal, ensure you check service network, parts availability and local charging compatibility.

Comparative Overview

Top 5 EVs – Detailed Comparison Table

Conclusion

For buyers in Nepal seeking an affordable entry into electric mobility, the five models highlighted above represent compelling options in the under-Rs 25 lakh segment. Each has trade-offs between range, features, size and support network. From the ultra-compact Seres Mini EV to the slightly more versatile BAW Brumby and MG Comet, there is a vehicle for different needs and budgets.

• Student/urban commuter: Seres Mini EV or Henry Volts

• Small family or city use: MG Comet EV or BAW Brumby

• Prioritize features and comfort under Rs 25 lakh: MG Comet EV

Before purchase, visit showrooms, test-drive the variant, verify warranty (especially battery), ask about charging options, and confirm after-sales service in your area.