NADA Auto Show 2025 Draws Over 1.49 Lakh Visitors in Five Days
The NADA Auto Show 2025 is on track to become the most attended edition in history, having already attracted 149,881 visitors in just five days. With one final day remaining, this number is expected to rise even further, underscoring the public’s strong interest in automotive innovation and the latest technologies.
Even on the fifth day, the exhibition continued to attract distinguished personalities from across Nepal. The ongoing interest highlights the significance of the event and its appeal to both the public and key figures in government, business, and the arts.
Among the prominent visitors were Eknarayan Aryal, Chief Secretary of the Government of Nepal; Navaraj Adhikari, Chief of Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police; Bishnu Rimal, Chief Advisor to the Prime Minister; Rajendra Prasad Chudal, Chief Customs Officer of Tatopani Customs Office; Arun Kumar Chaudhary, Chairman of CG Holdings; and celebrated artist Sandeep Kshetri.
NADA has also hosted daily interactive programs on key topics. On the fifth day, a session on roads and traffic management was led by Navaraj Adhikari, while another session focusing on “Made in Nepal” initiatives was hosted by NADA Secretary General, Surendra Kumar Upreti.
With over 78,000 visitors in the first three days alone, this year’s edition has already set a new benchmark for public engagement. Attendance is expected to climb even higher by the final day, cementing NADA Auto Show 2025 as a record-setting event.
