EV Nepal Motors, a subsidiary of the Bajra Group that sells and distributes the Wuling Air EV in Nepal, has announced a partnership with Nabil Bank to provide financing to clients interested in purchasing vehicles.

The agreement letter has been signed by the bank representative on behalf of EV Nepal Motors and Nabil Bank, as well as the company representative on behalf of the company.

According to the deal, NaBil Bank will lend up to more than 80% of the vehicle’s value to clients interested in purchasing the Wuling Air EV.

The Wuling Air EV is available in two models with ranges of 200 and 300 kilometers. It costs 20,99,000 rupees and 33,99,000 rupees, respectively.

Wuling EV, a joint venture between SAIC and GM, manufactures a variety of automobiles in Indonesia. In Indonesia, the Wuling Air EV is a popular electric vehicle.

The Global Smart Electric Vehicle (GSEV) platform serves as the foundation for the Wuling Air EV. This platform is also used to build the Hongguang Mini EV and the Baojun Kiwi EV.

The Wuling Air EV is a three-door hatchback with four seats. The electric car is appropriate for city driving and has a capacity of 30 kW or 50 kW, with a range of up to 300 km provided by the lithium iron phosphate battery.

The latest equipment is used and it can be used on any difficult road like uphill and downhill.

According to the firm, this electric automobile, which can be controlled by a remote, can be charged at home, and can be driven for 300 kilometers for a cost of 100 rupees, will save money, will not require fuel, will not require servicing or parts, and will also assist to keep the environment clean.

According to the firm’s Assistant General Manager NK Sharad, the company is preparing to launch another new model, the Wuling BINGO four-door EV, in the Nepali market soon.