Kama Leads Nepal Electric Goods-Vehicle Imports Through October 2026

Electric goods vehicles are gaining a foothold in Nepal’s light-commercial segment. MeroAuto reports that 1,002 such vehicles were imported between January and October 2026. Of those, 546 were Kama electric pickups and related cargo configurations, putting the brand at about 55% of the reported total. The figure measures imports, not retail sales or vehicles already in service.

Foton was second in the publication’s breakdown with 143 electric pickups. The remaining 313 vehicles were spread across several other brands. The reported mix suggests that businesses looking to electrify deliveries have more options than passenger cars and microvans, although the article says electric goods vehicles remain a minority beside combustion-engine vehicles in this segment.

For Nepal fleet buyers, the import figures indicate growing availability of electric cargo vehicles, especially for routes where charging and road conditions are workable. They do not establish running costs or suitability for every route; payload, service support and charging access still need checking for a specific vehicle.