
Arcfox T1 review
A roomy crossover with a big boot and a larger battery than most entry-level EVs, held back by a modest motor, four airbags and a brand still building its service network.

In-depth reviews of the electric vehicles on sale in Nepal: range, charging, driving, ownership and value.

A roomy crossover with a big boot and a larger battery than most entry-level EVs, held back by a modest motor, four airbags and a brand still building its service network.


A roomy, well-equipped coupe-SUV that charges faster than nearly anything else in Nepal, held back by average range, a firm low-speed ride and touchscreen-heavy controls.


A well-equipped city car that is easy to park and very cheap to run, held back by a weak motor, two airbags and a service network that barely leaves Kathmandu.


A roomy, comfortable family SUV that covers around 400 km between charges in real Nepali driving, held back by touchscreen-heavy controls, pushy driver aids and a small service network.


A distinctive, generously equipped compact SUV with 130 kW charging on both trims, held back by touchscreen-only climate controls and front tyres that spin easily on loose climbs.


A roomy, well-equipped compact crossover with a big battery and quick charging, held back by numb steering, touchscreen-heavy controls and a thin service network outside the valley.


A roomy, well-finished compact electric SUV with the highest charging peak in its class, held back by vague steering, no curtain airbags on the Max and no crash rating yet.


A characterful, high-clearance EV with a big LFP battery and five-star safety, held back by a small boot and range that trails its rivals.


A roomy, very safe electric hatchback with a soft ride, excellent efficiency and strong BYD support, held back by a modest 70 kW motor, middling real-world range and charging that trails newer rivals.


The e.MAS 5 Premium is a comfortable, well-equipped small EV with unusually good storage, held back by modest range, no brand-run charging and a much weaker base Prime.


Loaded with equipment and backed by 5 star safety and Nepal's widest service network, the Nexon EV is held back by a tight rear seat and patchy software.


A roomy electric SUV with one of the longest real-world ranges and quickest-charging batteries at its price, let down by a Nepali HTK trim that skips the reversing camera and cruise control.


A roomy, quiet and heavily equipped family SUV backed by one of Nepal's widest EV service networks, now outpaced on range, charging speed and value by newer rivals.


A roomy, generously equipped small EV with a long-range option, held back by a weak motor for Nepal's hills and a poor crash-test record.


A quiet, comfortable and well-built electric SUV with superb regen and one of Nepal's widest service networks, held back by a small 42 kWh battery and a single trim with no driver assists.


A striking, roomy and well-finished electric SUV with one of the longer real-world ranges in its class, held back by modest pace, screen-heavy controls and a thinly equipped Plus.


A spacious, safe and well-finished family EV with tidy rear-drive handling, held back by average clearance, a firm low-speed ride and chargers that cannot match its speed.


A roomy, generously equipped electric SUV with a real-world range close to its rating, let down mainly by vague steering and an unproven brand.


The refreshed Tiago EV is a comfortable, well-equipped and very cheap-to-run city car, held back mainly by its 200 km real-world range.


A roomy, remarkably efficient and well-equipped city EV that makes a lot of sense in Nepal, held back by a modest motor, slow DC charging and no active safety assists.

The refreshed Punch EV adds range and keeps its 5 star safety and Nepal-proof ride, but its cheap-feeling, cramped cabin and patchy reliability hold it back.


A spacious, well-equipped small electric SUV that leads its class on value, held back mainly by an average boot, slow Nepali fast chargers and no crash-test rating yet.
