Triumph Nepal has significantly expanded its presence in the country by opening four new 3S showrooms in a single week, marking a major milestone in the mid-premium motorcycle segment. The new showrooms are located in Dhangadhi, Dang, Hetauda, and Chabahil-Boudha, with the latter situated along Chabahil-Boudha Sadak in Kathmandu.
New 3S Outlet in Kathmandu
The Chabahil-Boudha outlet is operated by Gen Pal Gears, an authorised dealer partner of Triumph Nepal. It functions as a 3S facility offering sales, service, and genuine spare parts under one roof. Riders can explore current Triumph motorcycles, book test rides, and get their bikes serviced at this new location. Genuine Triumph spares are readily available here.
Four 3S Showrooms in One Week
This expansion is facilitated by Hansraj Hulaschand & Company, the official distributor of Triumph in Nepal. According to Triumph Nepal, this rapid expansion is the largest in its history and a first for Nepal’s mid-premium motorcycle segment. The new showrooms provide customers with easier access to Triumph motorcycles, authorized servicing by trained technicians, and genuine spare parts.
Speaking at the inauguration of the Boudha showroom, Sagar Thapa, Manager of Triumph Nepal, emphasized the significance of this expansion. "The opening of Triumph Chabahil, Boudha, is an important addition for riders in the Kathmandu Valley. It's also a big milestone for Triumph Nepal. Adding four full 3S showrooms to our network within just one week shows how fast the Triumph community is growing nationwide. Wherever we expand, our main goal remains the same, to make sure riders get more than just motorcycles under one roof. They should easily get professional service and genuine spare parts too," he said.
This expansion, stretching from the far-west to central Nepal and the Kathmandu Valley, has significantly widened Triumph's reach and made it one of the fastest-growing networks in Nepal's mid-premium bike segment. For buyers, the wider network should mean easier access to authorised service and genuine spares beyond Kathmandu.
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