KATHMANDU, JULY 30

Proton Nepal has officially launched a new showroom in Pokhara, marking a significant step in its mission to accelerate electric mobility across the country. The showroom, located at Buddha Chowk, offers customers a first-hand experience of Proton's flagship electric vehicle - the Proton e.MAS7.

Following its successful debut in Kathmandu, this Pokhara showroom is part of Proton's broader vision to establish a nationwide electric vehicle (EV) network by 2025. As part of the expansion, the company is providing test drive registrations, personalized consultations, and access to easy financing and government-subsidy options for potential buyers.

To strengthen after-sales service, Jagdamba Motors, the authorized distributor of Proton in Nepal, has also commenced construction of a third service center in Pokhara to ensure customers receive world-class support.

The showroom was inaugurated by Krishna Shrestha, President of the Western Automobiles Dealers Association, and attended by dignitaries from FNCCI, Hotel Association Nepal-Pokhara Chapter, NYEF, and members of the media, who expressed strong interest in the Proton e.MAS7.

Later in the evening, guests attended a special launch event featuring a detailed presentation of the e.MAS7, showcasing its smart technology, range capabilities, and commitment to sustainable transportation.

'We're proud to bring Proton to Pokhara - a city that embodies both natural beauty and a forward-looking mindset,' said Akhil Gupta, Executive Director of Jagdamba Motors, Proton Nepal. 'With this expansion, we aim to make clean and smart mobility more accessible to individuals and families across the western region. This is just the beginning.'

With Nepal rapidly transitioning toward electric transportation and environmental consciousness, Proton's expansion into Pokhara reaffirms its position as a leading force in the country's clean energy revolution, the company said.

To mark the occasion, Jagdamba Motors has also announced a 0% interest rate offer for Proton customers in Pokhara during the opening week.