Mobility Expo concludes

Kathmandu, Aug. 12

The ‘NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025’, organised by the Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association (NAIMA), concluded on Monday. The expo, which began on August 6, attracted more than 100,000 visitors, informed the organiser.

Speaking at the closing ceremony, NAIMA President Ritu Singh Vaidya said the event had been more successful than expected. “With over 100,000 visitors, sales recorded at every stall, excellent participation in the mobility-related panel discussions, and the energy, ideas, cooperation, and enthusiasm each of you have shown, I feel that Naima has taken Nepal’s mobility sector to a new dimension,” Vaidya said.

NAIMA’s Executive Director, Raj Kumar Dulal, said that during the five days of the expo, NAIMA had organised continuous learning sessions, thereby conveying the message that the association is committed to the overall development of the sector. These sessions, held at Nepal Police Club with free entry for participants, featured renowned experts from both Nepal and India.

Dulal added that the organisation would continue to organise such events in the future with the regular participation of the government, stakeholders, donor agencies, and consumers.

The NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025 recorded 15,000 visitors on the first day, 13,500 on the second day, 19,500 on the third day, 21,500 on the fourth day, 22,000 on the fifth day, and 7,800 on the sixth day.

The expo featured the participation of more than 50 national and international brands.