Nammi Vigo E2 and E2+ Electric SUVs to Launch in Nepal on August 19
MAW Vriddhi Motors, the official distributor of Dongfeng Nammi in Nepal, is set to launch the Nammi Vigo E2 and E2+ full-size electric SUVs on August 19, 2026. The introduction of these models marks an expansion of the Nammi Vigo lineup in Nepal, catering to a broader range of customers.
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The company describes the Vigo E2 as a "Full SUV," emphasizing its spacious cabin and everyday practicality. Positioned below the existing E2+ variant, the E2 is expected to offer a more affordable entry into the electric SUV market, with some features likely trimmed to achieve a lower price point.
According to MAW Vriddhi Motors, more than 2,000 Nammi vehicles already run across Nepal, including in challenging terrains like Manang, Mustang, and Shuklaphanta, where the brand has proven its reliability. The Vigo E2 is designed for both daily city commutes and long highway journeys, making it a versatile choice for Nepali families seeking more space and modern technology.
The Nammi Vigo E2+ is currently priced at Rs 43.99 lakh in Nepal. The E2 is powered by a 99 kW electric motor and offers two LFP battery options. The E2 uses a 44.9 kWh battery with a claimed WLTP range of 300 km, while the E2+ features a larger 51.87 kWh battery with a range of 350 km.
The dimensions of the Vigo are a key characteristic, measuring 4,306 mm in length, 1,868 mm in width, and 1,645 mm in height, with a 2,715 mm wheelbase and 190 mm ground clearance. These dimensions provide the electric SUV with a spacious presence in its segment.
MAW Vriddhi Motors will announce Nepal pricing and full specifications at the August 19 launch. Buyers will need to wait until then to learn the complete feature list. For now, August 19 is the date to watch, as Nammi's latest full-size electric SUVs go on display, and their position among Nepal's EV options becomes clearer.
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