‘NADA Auto Show 2025’ draws 78,000 visitors, sets record
NADA stated that such overwhelming success during challenging times has energized the entire automotive industry.
KATHMANDU: The ongoing ‘NADA Auto Show 2025’ at Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu, has set a new milestone in visitor attendance. Despite economic challenges, the first three days of the show attracted 78,513 visitors, making this edition a historic one.
According to the Nepal Automobile Dealers’ Association (NADA), the unprecedented turnout reflects the deep interest, trust, and enthusiasm of the Nepalese people in the automotive sector.
NADA stated that such overwhelming success during challenging times has energized the entire automotive industry.
Expressing his delight, NADA President Karan Chaudhary described the achievement as “a new beginning rather than an end.” He added, “This milestone has raised our expectations and strengthened our confidence in making Nepal a hub for automotive innovation and future-oriented mobility solutions.”
President Chaudhary acknowledged the invaluable contributions of exhibitors, sponsors, government agencies, media personnel, and most importantly, the visitors.
He noted that the enthusiasm witnessed at the show will serve as an inspiration to further accelerate the growth of Nepal’s automotive sector.
