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NADA Auto Show 2026 begins, special priority for 'Made in Nepal' vehicles

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Kathmandu. While the vehicle market is expanding in Nepal, NADA Auto Show 2026 has started at Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu, giving priority to domestically produced and assembled vehicles and automobile materials.

Vice President Ramsahay Yadav inaugurated the 18th edition of the auto show organized by NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal. 53 brands of two-wheelers, four-wheelers and commercial vehicles are participating in this exhibition organized on the occasion of NADA's 50th anniversary. That brand has prepared to publicize and display more than one and a half dozen new models.

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