Triumph motorcycles secure 150 bookings at NADA Auto Show 2024
KATHMANDU: Hansaraj Hulaschand & Co has announced a significant achievement at NADA Auto Show 2024, with an impressive booking of 150 units of Triumph motorcycles. This milestone marks a resounding success for Triumph as it strengthens its presence in the Nepali market.
Hansaraj Hulaschand & Co, the authorised importer of Triumph motorcycles, is a leading name in the Nepali automotive sector. Their partnership with Triumph ensures that Nepali customers have access to Triumph’s range of motorcycles, which are known for their distinctive design, engineering excellence, and outstanding performance.
The NADA Auto Show, Nepal’s premier automotive exhibition, provided a platform for Triumph to showcase its latest models, including the much-anticipated Triumph Scrambler 400x and Speed 400. The enthusiastic response from motorcycle enthusiasts and the overwhelming number of bookings are a testament to Triumph's growing popularity and the brand's commitment to delivering high-performance motorcycles that cater to the diverse needs of riders.
Director of Golchha Group, Abhimanyu Golchha, expressed his excitement: “We are incredibly proud of this achievement. The response at the NADA Auto Show has been overwhelming, and reaching 150-unit bookings is a testament to the trust and confidence that motorcycle enthusiasts have in the Triumph brand. This success motivates us to continue delivering exceptional products and services to our customers.”
The delivery of Triumph motorcycles booked at NADA will be made before Dashain, while new bookings will reopen only before Tihar. Those eager to experience the thrill of a Triumph should consider securing their booking soon. We highly appreciate your patience for the Triumph.
Triumph’s range of motorcycles, known for their distinctive design, engineering excellence, and outstanding performance, has captured the attention of the Nepali biking community. The company remains dedicated to providing superior motorcycles and enhancing the riding experience for its customers in Nepal.
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