The Arcfox T1 compact electric crossover is now priced in Nepal from Rs 32.96 lakh, offering hatchback-like practicality with SUV-inspired styling. This vehicle is distributed by Laxmi e-Mobility, the official authorized distributor of Arcfox in Nepal under the Laxmi Group.
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Variants and Pricing in Nepal
- Arcfox T1 LV2: Rs 32.96 lakh
- Arcfox T1 LV3: Rs 35.96 lakh
Both variants share the same basic electric powertrain and battery, with equipment differences separating LV2 from LV3. The LV3 variant is the most expensive Arcfox car available in Nepal.
Battery, Motor and Range
The Arcfox T1 uses a 42.3 kWh LFP battery pack paired with a front-mounted permanent magnet synchronous motor.
- Power: 70 kW
- Torque: 176 Nm
- Claimed WLTP range: up to 310 km on a single charge
This setup targets city and intercity use, giving buyers a relatively long claimed range for the segment. The company claims energy consumption of around 11.2kWh per 100km, making the T1 relatively efficient for everyday use.
Size and Dimensions
The T1 is positioned as a compact crossover, with a footprint similar to a large hatchback:
- Length: 4,337 mm
- Width: 1,850 mm
- Height: 1,573 mm
- Wheelbase: 2,750 mm
- Ground Clearance: 181 mm
These dimensions aim to balance cabin space with easy urban maneuverability, making the Arcfox T1 a new electric option for Nepali buyers looking for a compact but spacious EV.
Interior and Features
The Arcfox T1 stands out with its premium-looking cabin and bigger size. It features a large 15.6-inch touchscreen, comfortable seats, and heated and ventilated front seats. The combination of space, comfort, and features makes the T1 feel like a more expensive car.
New Showroom and Customer Response
Laxmi Motorhub has opened a new Arcfox showroom in Naxal, Kathmandu, where customers can explore the Arcfox T1, inquire about bookings, and receive after-sales support. The showroom also features vehicles from BAIC, another brand under the BAIC Group, including the BAIC BJ30E. Customers can now visit the new Naxal showroom to check out both models, with test drives currently available.
The Arcfox T1 was displayed at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026, where it received a strong response despite being showcased for only two days. More than 170 bookings were made during the expo, and the Naxal showroom continues to see a strong flow of customers interested in the vehicle. Deliveries of the auto show bookings will be completed before Dashain. The introduction of Arcfox and BAIC vehicles in the Nepali market marks a significant step in expanding the availability of electric vehicles in the region.
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