Price List: Electric sedans available in Nepal as of January 2025

We have officially entered 2025, and electric cars are gaining significant traction in Nepal’s all-round evolving automotive market. The blend of premiumness, performance, and sustainability makes them a compelling choice for buyers seeking an alternative to traditional gasoline-powered Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) cars. With advancements in battery technology, electric sedans now have a better competitive range and features, standing out as good options in a market still dominated by Electric SUVs and compact electric cars such as hatchbacks and minicars.

In Nepal, compact SUVs and hatchbacks are still the most popular choices for electric vehicles (EVs). This has created a big gap in the electric sedan market, with only a few options available. Even though there aren’t many electric sedans, they have become quite popular among EV fans.

Here we have compiled a list of electric sedans available in Nepal.

List of electric sedans in Nepal

1. TATA Tigor EV

First on the list of Electric Sedans available in Nepal is the Tata Tigor EV. The TATA Tigor EV is the electric version of the TATA Tigor ICE variant. It is the least expensive on the list and makes its way as a subcompact sedan in the Nepali EV market. The Tigor EV shares a lot with TATA’s other popular EV in Nepal, the TATA Tiago EV. The Tiago EV is one of the most sold hatchbacks in Nepal for its simple design and loaded specs.

The Tata Tigor EV features a similar design to its hatchback sibling, the Tata Tiago EV. It has a coupe-inspired roofline, blue EV-specific accents, and a modern front face. The electric sedan is practical, with a ground clearance of 172 mm, making it suitable for different road conditions, and a spacious boot with 316 litres of storage capacity.

The electric sedan has seating for five passengers; it is a comfortable car for families or daily commutes. The car is powered by a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor that delivers a maximum power of 48.64 kW and a peak torque of 170 Nm, providing smooth and efficient performance. Its high-energy density 26 kWh lithium-ion battery offers a range of 306 km on a full charge, making it a reliable option for city and highway driving.

The Tigor EV supports both AC and DC charging for added convenience. AC charging takes around 8 hours and 45 minutes to charge the battery from 0-80%, while DC fast charging achieves it in just 65 minutes. The 175/65 R14 tyres add to its stability and grip on the road. The Tigor EV is available in two colours in Nepal: Signature Teal Blue and Daytona Grey.

The TATA Tigor EV is available as the only option in Nepal; the XZ+ which costs Rs 3,599,000.

2. JMEV GSE EV

Second on the list of the Electric Sedans available in Nepal is the recent launch, the JMEV GSE EV. Shaurya Automobiles is the official distributor of the JMEV GSE electric sedan in Nepal, introducing it as a contender in the competitive EV market. It features a bold front design with sharp headlights, sleek lines, and an aerodynamic bumper for efficiency. Its sporty side profile and futuristic rear with LED taillights and a subtle spoiler add to its modern and stylish look.

The JMEV GSE electric sedan has a premium cabin with a clean dashboard layout, soft-touch materials, and metallic accents. It has a dual-connected display that includes a 14.6-inch touchscreen for infotainment and a 7-inch digital instrument cluster for driving details. As for the performance, the electric sedan has a 99 kW Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, generating a maximum torque of 225 Nm. This allows for smooth acceleration and a top speed of 140 km/h, making it a powerful and efficient option for both city and highway driving.

The 49 kW battery on the electric sedan provides a range of up to 420 km (NEDC). It has support for both AC charging and DC charging. The AC charging takes 6-8 hours and DC fast charging reaching 80% in just 30 minutes; the electric sedan ensures convenient recharging for drivers. The lightweight yet strong steel-aluminium hybrid body enhances both safety and performance, while the four-wheel independent suspension provides a comfortable and smooth driving experience. The 215/50 R17 tyres mounted on aluminium alloy wheels ensure stability and durability.

The JMEV GSE EV is available in four colour options and costs Rs 5,399,000 in Nepal.

3. Deepal L07

Owned by the Chinese giant Changan, Deepal Cars quickly gained popularity in Nepal with its midsized electric SUV, the Deepal S07. Along with the S07, Deepal also introduced the Deepal L07 in Nepal as its second EV and first electric sedan. The L07 offers the same premium features and performance as the S07, now in an electric sedan form. With the S07 making a significant impact in the Nepali EV market and becoming a tough competitor in its price range, the L07 has also emerged as a strong option.

The Deepal L07 has a sleek, futuristic design with sharp contours and premium construction. It features a spacious cabin, a 15.6-inch touchscreen, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, an augmented reality head-up display, a multifunctional steering wheel, and a 14-speaker Sony audio system for a premium driving experience. It is powered by a 99 kW Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, producing a maximum torque of 320 Nm for smooth and powerful acceleration. The electric sedan is equipped with a high-capacity 66.8 kW Ternary Lithium battery, providing a range of up to 540 km on a single charge. As for charging, it supports DC fast charging taking only 35 minutes to charge the battery from 30% to 80%.

The electric sedan features a McPherson independent suspension at the front and an H-arm multi-link independent suspension at the rear, ensuring a smooth and stable ride. Ventilated disc brakes at the front and disc brakes at the rear. The Deepal L07 offers ample storage with a 473-liter boot space and an additional 70-liter frunk for smaller items. It rides on 19-inch alloy wheels paired with 245/45 R19 tyres, providing both durability and a sporty appearance.

The JMEV GSE EV costs Rs 6,999,000 for the available option in Nepal.

4. BYD Seal

The BYD Seal enters the electric sedan market in Nepal as a premium option. The powerful electric sedan directly competes with the Tesla Model 3 in the International and the Nepali EV market. Available in three different options, the BYD Seal has been favoured all over the world for its advanced features and impressive performance.

The BYD Seal features an ocean-inspired exterior. It has a sporty X-shaped front end, aerodynamic hood, and distinctive double U-shaped headlights. The pop-up door handles and full-length curved LED taillights enhance its modern aesthetic, while the 50-litre front trunk and 400-litre boot space add practicality. Inside, the cabin exudes luxury with soft-touch materials, ambient lighting, and a Thaumas Black color scheme. The standout features include a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a 15.6-inch rotating infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a heads-up display, and premium leather-wrapped steering with multifunction controls.

As for performance, it differs accoriding to its three drivetrain options. The Dynamic and Premium models feature rear-wheel drive, while the Performance model has all-wheel drive with a combined output of 390 kW and 670 Nm torque. The Blade Battery technology provides impressive range: 460 km for Dynamic, 570 km for Premium, and 520 km for Performance. All trim options have DC fast charging support for quicker recharges. It features features ventilated disc brakes upfront across all models, with drilled discs in the Premium and Performance options, and varying rear brake types. It rides on alloy wheels with tyre sizes ranging from 225/50 R18 in the Dynamic to 235/45 R19 in the Premium and Performance models.

The BYD Seal is available in four colour options; Arctic Blue, Atlantis Gray, Cosmos Black and Aurora White. As for the price, the electric sedan costs Rs Rs 11,000,000 for the Dynamic trim option, Rs 14,550,000 for the Premium trim option and Rs 19,500,000 Performance trim option.

5. Tesla Model 3

The American electric conglomerate, Tesla has been doing quite well in the Nepali market. The older Tesla Model 3 got popular in the luxury sedan segment for its simple and minimalist design and exilirating performance. The 2024 Tesla Model 3, now available in Nepal, introduces refreshed design and performance updates. It competes directly with the BYD Seal in the premium electric sedan market. This marks Tesla’s first significant Model 3 update since 2019.

The 2024 Tesla Model 3 exterior features includes a sleek angular headlights, improved aerodynamics with a drag coefficient of 0.219, and redesigned LED taillights. The interior feels more luxurious with Alcantara materials, LED ambient lighting, and an 8-inch rear touchscreen for passengers. The new steering wheel removes traditional gear and indicator stalks, shifting controls to buttons and the infotainment system. The 15.4-inch infotainment system remains responsive and advanced, offering controls for the car but lacking Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The seats are comfortable, with heated and ventilated options in the front and heated rear seats. As for boot space, the electric sedan has 682 liters, with 594 liters in the trunk and 88 liters in the frunk.

The electric sedans performance is powered by an AC permanent magnet synchronous motor which accelerates from 0–100 km/h in 5.8 seconds. It features Rear-Wheel Drive with a single-speed fixed-gear transmission. The 57.5 kW battery provides a range of up to 550 km (WLTP) and supports charging at 11 kW AC or 170 kW DC. The braking system of the electric sedan includes four-piston fixed front brakes and sliding rear brakes, while the suspension features an independent double-wishbone front and multi-link rear setup for a smooth ride. With 235/45 R18 tyres, it ensures good traction and stability. Additional safety features include airbags, automatic braking, lane warnings, adaptive cruise control, and parking assistance.

The Tesla Model 3 Highland costs Rs 13,500,000 for the available option in Nepal.