Kia EV6 Now Available in Nepal: Price, Range, and Everything You Need to Know
Kia Nepal has launched the EV6 crossover at Rs. 1,25,90,000, bringing 528 km of WLTP range and over 10 ADAS features to the Nepali market.
Kia Brings Its Global EV Superstar to Nepal
Kia Nepal has officially made the **EV6** available for purchase, marking a significant milestone for the Korean automaker in the Nepali electric vehicle market. Priced at **Rs. 1,25,90,000** (after subsidy), the EV6 is Kia's flagship electric crossover and one of the most feature-packed EVs you can buy in Nepal right now.
What Makes the EV6 Stand Out?
The EV6 is built on Hyundai Motor Group's dedicated **E-GMP (Electric Global Modular Platform)**, which means it was designed as an EV from the ground up — not a converted petrol car with a battery bolted on. That translates to better weight distribution, a flat floor, and more interior space than you'd expect from a vehicle this size.
Key highlights include:
528 km WLTP-certified range — enough for Kathmandu to Pokhara and back on a single charge
800V ultra-fast charging architecture — charge from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes at a compatible DC fast charger
Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability — the EV6 can output 3.6 kW of power to run appliances, laptops, or even charge another EV
R19 crystal-cut alloy wheels with a sporty, distinctive stance
Packed with Safety Tech
Where the EV6 really flexes over most competitors in Nepal is its **Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)** suite. The single trim available here includes:
Forward Collision Avoidance Assist (FCA) — automatically brakes if it detects an imminent crash
Lane Keep Assist (LKA) and **Lane Follow Assist (LFA)**
Blind-spot Collision Avoidance Assist (BCA)
Rear Cross-Traffic Avoidance Assist (RCTA)
Safe Exit Assist (SEA) — warns you before opening the door into traffic
Smart Cruise Control with Stop & Go — handles highway driving and traffic jams
Driver Attention Warning (DAW)
Smart Regenerative Braking System — adjustable via paddle shifters and uses radar data to optimize braking
That's a level of active safety that very few vehicles in Nepal can match at any price point.
Interior and Comfort
Inside, you get a **31.24 cm (12.3-inch) curved touchscreen** with navigation, a wide electric sunroof, remote-folding 60:40 split rear seats that expand cargo space to **1,300 litres**, and automatic flush door handles that pop out as you approach with the smart key.
Kia has also used **sustainable materials** throughout the cabin, aligning with the EV6's eco-friendly positioning.
How Does It Compare?
At Rs. 1.26 crore, the EV6 sits in premium territory alongside the **BYD Seal** and **MG Marvel R** in Nepal's growing EV segment. Its 528 km range is class-leading, and the 800V charging architecture gives it a serious advantage for long-distance travel — provided Nepal's DC fast-charging infrastructure continues to expand.
Should You Consider It?
If you're in the market for a premium EV and want cutting-edge safety tech, impressive range, and the ability to power your campsite from your car, the Kia EV6 is hard to ignore. The single-trim strategy keeps things simple — you get everything in one package.
**Test drives are available** through Kia Nepal's authorized dealerships. You can reach them toll-free at **1810 500 0123 (NTC)** or **980 1571 037 (Ncell)**.
