BYD unveils new showroom in Lalitpur

KATHMANDU: BYD, a world leader in electric vehicles, has recently inaugurated its new showroom in Lalitpur Metropolitan City.

This showroom launch represents a significant step in BYD's growth strategy, demonstrating the latest developments in electric vehicle technology and reinforcing its dedication to sustainable transport. The showroom offers a comprehensive solution for customers, including vehicle exchange, financing, and a fast charging station, ensuring convenience for potential buyers and underscoring BYD's commitment to accessible and efficient charging infrastructure.

Eco Drive Automobile, the authorised distributor of BYD Auto Industry, in Lalitpur, commenced operations at the showroom on January 17, 2024.

The showroom was inaugurated by Lalitpur Metropolitan City Mayor Chiri Babu Maharjan. The state-of-the-art showroom is designed to provide customers with a unique and immersive experience, showcasing BYD's innovative electric vehicle range, including Nepal’s first sporty electric SUV, BYD ATTO 3, and versatile BYD Dolphin.

As the world's leading New Energy Vehicle Sales Champion, BYD continues to spearhead the transformation of the automotive industry. The inauguration in Lalitpur is a testament to BYD's commitment to delivering sustainable mobility solutions worldwide.

Prakash Tuladhar, National Sales Head, expressed his excitement, "We are delighted to expand our presence in Nepal with the opening of this new showroom in Lalitpur. This facility will not only serve as a platform to display our latest electric vehicles but will also promote sustainable transportation practices in the region."

This significant event will soon be followed by the establishment of a dedicated customer service centre in the Lalitpur region, with trained staff on hand to assist customers and provide comprehensive information and support to those considering the switch to electric vehicles.

With the addition of this newly opened showroom, BYD now boasts 12 showrooms, nine service centres, and 15 charging points in Nepal.