SPG Automobiles, the official distributor of Jaecoo and Omoda vehicles in Nepal, has announced a limited NADA Special Plan for the Jaecoo J5 Pro. Under this scheme, the premium electric SUV is now available at Rs 47.99 lakh for a limited period, significantly below its regular sticker price in Nepal.
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In addition to the Jaecoo J5 Pro, SPG Automobiles has also introduced a special discount for the Chery iCar V23. The iCar V23, which normally retails at Rs 53.99 lakh, is being offered at a discounted price of Rs 50.99 lakh, thanks to a Rs 3 lakh NADA discount. This offer is set to end today, coinciding with the conclusion of the NADA Auto Show.
Key specs and features of Jaecoo J5 Pro
- Powertrain: 155 kW electric motor paired with a 50.7 kWh battery
- Ground clearance: 185 mm, tuned for mixed Nepali road conditions
- Safety & assistance: 19+ ADAS and safety features
- Comfort: Panoramic moonroof and 480 litres of boot space
Key specs and features of Chery iCar V23
- Powertrain: 100 kW rear-wheel drive motor
- Battery: 59.93 kWh LFP battery
- Driving range: 400 km on a full charge
- Interior: 15.4-inch 2.5K central control screen, square-shaped air vents, and modern features like a smoked front grille and hidden door handles
Warranty and ownership
To strengthen long‑term ownership confidence, the J5 Pro comes with an extended warranty of up to 11 years or 240,000 km, covering major components for an unusually long period in this segment. Similarly, the iCar V23 also offers an 11-year extended warranty.
Additionally, customers who book the iCar V23 during the NADA Auto Show are entitled to a free 7 kW home charger and 1 year of free vehicle insurance.
Thanks to the combination of a lower limited-time price, strong electric performance, SUV practicality, and long warranty, both the Jaecoo J5 Pro and Chery iCar V23 position themselves as attractive upgrade options for Nepali buyers looking for premium electric SUVs.
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