Sangrila Motors, the authorised distributor of Leapmotor in Nepal, has announced special offers on the 2026 Leapmotor C10 electric SUV and introduced the B03X Pro Max during the 18th NADA Auto Show 2026, which concluded at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu. The six-day event featured 53 brands from the two-wheeler, passenger car, and commercial vehicle segments, with more than 200 stalls showcasing auto components, banks, financial institutions, and insurance companies.
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The 2026 Leapmotor C10 is offered at an introductory price of NPR 75.99 Lakhs (regularly Rs. 77.99 Lakhs) and focuses on connectivity with smart linked features via the official Leapmotor app, along with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration for easier phone-to-car use. The mid-size electric SUV uses cell-to-chassis construction to maximise cabin space and safety, and is powered by a 160 kW rear-wheel-drive electric motor. On a full charge, the C10 claims up to 530 km range (CLTC), making it suitable for long-distance travel with fewer charging stops.
Inside, the C10 features a 14.6-inch central touchscreen, a 10.25-inch digital driver display, a 2.1 m² panoramic glass roof, Level-2 ADAS driver assistance, and premium leatherette seats. Ground clearance stands at 190 mm, giving it enough height for typical Nepali road conditions.
Additionally, the B03X Pro Max was launched with an introductory price of NPR 44.99 Lakhs for the first 100 customers, featuring a 145 kW motor and 505 km CLTC range. Both vehicles provide 190mm ground clearance. The NADA Auto Show saw the launch of around two dozen new vehicles, with cars priced between Rs 3 million and Rs 5 million attracting significant attention. Automakers and dealers introduced various offers to attract buyers, including cash discounts, free road tax and insurance, and additional perks like mobile phones and overseas trips.
Moreover, NADA-exclusive benefits were unveiled for the B10 model, including free comprehensive insurance, accessories, and 7kW home chargers. The brand is offering a comprehensive NADA show package that includes free insurance, home and portable chargers, a spare tire, and accessories for its current EV lineup.
The show concluded with awards for the best stalls: BYD was named best in the four-wheeler category, Yamaha in two-wheelers, Diigo in light commercial vehicles, Michelin Tires in components, and Machhapuchhre Bank in banking and financial institutions. The event was sponsored by HP Lubricants, with ticketing facilitated by Khalti app, and Yango and Hitco as mobility and fire safety partners, respectively. However, the show was affected by floods in Bhotekoshi and Trishuli.
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