Cimex Inc. Pvt. Ltd., the authorized distributor of BYD Auto Industry Co. Ltd. in Nepal, has officially launched the highly anticipated BYD SEALION 7 - a bold new entrant in the country’s premium electric SUV segment.

The unveiling took place during an exclusive event held on July 24, 2025, marking another significant step in BYD’s commitment to redefining the future of mobility in Nepal. The event was attended by the Ambassador of China to Nepal, Chen Song, who emphasized the deepening cooperation between China and Nepal in the field of sustainable development. He expressed optimism that the introduction of advanced electric vehicles like the BYD SEALION 7 would further accelerate Nepal’s transition to green energy.

“The BYD SEALION 7 combines breakthrough EV technologies, premium comfort, and thoughtful engineering tailored for Nepal. With the 100 kW variant and attractive early bird pricing, we’re proud to bring yet another milestone vehicle to the Nepalese market,” said Sahil Shrestha, CEO of Cimex Inc. Pvt. Ltd. “As the demand for sustainable transportation grows, the SEALION 7 reinforces our commitment to electric mobility with both substance and style.”

The BYD SEALION 7 enters the Nepali market in a 100 kW rear-wheel-drive configuration, designed to deliver dynamic performance, sophisticated styling, and impressive long-distance capability. Part of BYD’s Ocean Series, the model reflects a harmonious blend of innovation and emotion, according to the company.

Priced at NRs. 74.99 lakhs, the BYD SEALION 7 sets a new benchmark for electric mobility in Nepal. For a limited time, customers can take advantage of an exclusive Early Bird offer at NRs. 72.99 lakhs. This introductory deal includes more than just a price incentive - it comes with an extended warranty package that highlights BYD’s engineering confidence.

Buyers will receive 10 years or 200,000 kilometers of coverage on the Blade Battery, 10 years or 187,500 kilometers on the electric motor and 7 years or 150,000 kilometers on the entire vehicle, including the low-voltage battery system, the company said in a statement.