NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025 Attracts Over One Lakh Visitors in Six Days

Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association (NAIMA) successfully concluded the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025 today. The expo, which began on August 6, attracted over one lakh visitors in six days.

The event saw a strong presence of government and non-government officials, local representatives, prominent figures from the industrial sector, media professionals, businesspersons, veteran automobile industry leaders, members of the diplomatic community, and the general public. The closing ceremony took place on Monday evening with a special program.

Expressing gratitude to everyone directly or indirectly involved, NAIMA President Ritu Singh Vaidya said the expo exceeded expectations. She emphasized that the combined efforts of the sponsors—National Insurance and Everest Bank—along with all partners, played a key role in its success.

“These past six days have been truly remarkable. Standing here at the closing of the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025, I am thrilled—you have made this Nepal’s largest-ever auto expo. With over 100,000 visitors, impressive sales at every stall, vibrant participation in mobility-related panel discussions, and the incredible energy, ideas, collaboration, and enthusiasm from everyone, I truly believe NAIMA has ushered in a new chapter for Nepal’s mobility sector,” she remarked.

NAIMA’s Executive Director, Raj Kumar Dulal, highlighted that during the five days of the expo, NAIMA organized continuous learning sessions to reaffirm its commitment to the holistic development of the mobility sector. These sessions, held at Nepal Police Club, featured renowned experts from Nepal and India and were free to the public.

He further shared that NAIMA will continue to organize such programs regularly in collaboration with the government, stakeholders, donor agencies, and consumers.

The NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025—Nepal’s largest auto-focused exhibition—featured over 50 national and international brands. Visitor turnout over the six days reflected the growing public interest in the sector, with 15,000 people on the first day, 13,500 on the second, 19,500 on the third, 21,500 on the fourth, 22,000 on the fifth, and 7,800 on the final day. The expo ran from August 6 to 11 and was open to the general public throughout its duration.