MAW Vriddhi Motors has begun bookings and sales of the updated Dongfeng Nammi Box E2 at the NADA Auto Show 2026 in Kathmandu.
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Variants and launch prices
The new hatchback is offered in two variants – Box E2 330 and Box E2 430.
Choosing silver or dual-tone colours adds Rs 50,000 to the price.
Range and key features
Nammi claims the Box E2 330 delivers up to 237 km WLTP range, while the Box E2 430 offers up to 317 km WLTP range.
To keep pricing competitive, Level 2 ADAS, automatic parking and ambient lighting have been removed compared to the earlier, more feature-loaded version.
Safety and basics remain strong, with 6 airbags, dark mode for the display and in-built Apple CarPlay included. MAW Vriddhi Motors says more than 2,000 Nammi vehicles already run on Nepali roads, and this updated Box E2 is aimed at city users, young buyers and families seeking their first EV.
How this developed
1 updateSpecial auto loan deals at NADA Auto Show 2026
Banks participating in the 18th NADA Auto Show 2026 have introduced special auto loan schemes with competitive interest rates ranging from 4.66% to 5.99%. Agriculture Development Bank offers the lowest rate at 4.66% for up to seven years, while Nepal Bank and Rastriya Banijya Bank offer rates at 4.94% and 5.02% respectively. Other banks, including Nabil Bank and NIC Asia Bank, provide various financing options, with some offering up to 80% financing of an EV's value.
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