Kathmandu - The wait is over for electric car enthusiasts in Nepal! The highly anticipated Tata Punch EV has officially made its grand debut, launching in four major cities—Pokhara, Chitwan, Butwal, and Bhairahawa—all in one day. With its sleek design, cutting-edge features, and eco-friendly benefits, the Punch EV has already captured the attention of car lovers across the country.
At a special event in Pokhara, Sipradi CEO Rajan Babu Shrestha expressed his excitement about the Punch EV’s overwhelming response since its unveiling at the NADA Auto Show. "The demand has been beyond our expectations, and we’re thrilled to hand over the keys to our first customers here in Nepal. We’re not just selling cars—we’re building an EV ecosystem," said Shrestha as he passed the keys to eager buyers.
Similar excitement was felt in Bhairahawa and Butwal, where Sipradi COO Rajesh Prasad Giri emphasized the company's commitment to delivering top-notch after-sales service alongside these state-of-the-art vehicles. In Chitwan, the event was equally lively, with customers delighted to receive their vehicles and be part of the electric revolution.
Starting at an attractive price of NPR 3.39 million, the Tata Punch EV comes loaded with impressive features like a voice-assisted sunroof, 360-degree camera, ventilated leather seats, wireless charging, and six airbags for added safety. It’s designed for comfort and convenience, boasting wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and has an impressive 190mm ground clearance, perfect for Nepali roads. With a 5-star safety rating from Global NCAP, you can drive with peace of mind, knowing you’re in one of the safest vehicles on the market.
