Himalaya Motocorp, the official distributor of Maxus in Nepal, has reported 44 bookings for the Maxus eTerron 9 electric pickup during the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026. This model, also referred to as the Maxus e-Terrain in some markets, has captured significant interest due to its versatility and robust design.
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Of these bookings, 36 were for the Comfort variant and 8 for the Premium variant, indicating a stronger demand for the more affordable trim. The eTerron Comfort was introduced at an introductory price of Rs 8.8 million, while the Premium variant is priced at Rs 12.8 million. After discounts, the Comfort variant is available for Rs 8.6 million and the Premium for Rs 12.3 million.
During the expo, buyers benefited from a Rs 200,000 discount on the Comfort and a Rs 500,000 discount on the Premium. Initially planned as expo-only deals, these discounts have been extended until August 31 following visitor requests. Customers can avail themselves of this offer by booking the Maxus eTerron at the Maxus showroom in Hattisar, Kathmandu.
The Maxus eTerron is designed as an all-electric pickup aimed at both private owners and commercial users, attracting interest from buyers involved in construction, hydropower projects, and operations on rough, unpaved roads. Its aggressive design and feature-rich offerings have made it particularly popular among young people, off-road enthusiasts, and those interested in camping.
Manufactured by SAIC, a renowned Chinese company, the eTerron has quickly established a strong presence in the Nepalese market. The vehicle's high ground clearance makes it especially useful and economical for businesses in the construction and hydropower sectors. Additionally, the commitment to providing easy access to spare parts and service facilities has further enhanced its appeal among Nepalese customers.
The eTerron 9's combination of utility, features, and electric powertrain has helped the model attract a diverse range of buyers in Nepal, reinforcing its growing popularity in the region.
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