Omoda and Jaecoo Vehicles Dispatched via Korala Border for Nationwide Deliveries

SPG Automobiles Pvt. Ltd., the authorized distributor of Omoda and Jaecoo in Nepal, has dispatched a fresh batch of vehicles through the Korala Border Point in Mustang as it works to maintain deliveries amid disruptions on the Rasuwagadhi route.

The vehicles have been transported through the alternative Korala route following recent flash floods that affected the Rasuwagadhi corridor. The move is aimed at keeping the supply chain moving and ensuring that customers who have already booked their vehicles do not face significant delivery delays.

The latest batch comes after strong demand for Omoda and Jaecoo vehicles during the NAIMA Mobility Expo 2026 and NADA Auto Show 2026. According to the company, the vehicles are now being distributed to authorized dealerships across Nepal and will be available for customer delivery shortly.

The two brands have been expanding their presence in Nepal with a lineup focused on modern styling, technology, comfort and safety. The current portfolio includes the Omoda E5 and E5 Pro, along with the Jaecoo J5, J5 Pro and J6T.

The Omoda E5 and E5 Pro feature 191 mm of ground clearance, an electric sunroof and Level 2.5 ADAS. They also come with ventilated, heated and massage-function seats, complemented by premium interior features.

The Jaecoo J5 and J5 Pro offer 185 mm of ground clearance, a panoramic moonroof and a 480-litre boot. Other notable features include a 15.6-inch central touchscreen and ventilated seats, giving the SUVs a combination of practicality and premium equipment.

Meanwhile, the Jaecoo J6T takes a more rugged approach, offering 225 mm of ground clearance along with a panoramic sunroof. The electric SUV is equipped with a 65.69 kWh battery and a 135 kW motor, with a claimed range of up to 431 km.

With the latest vehicles now moving toward dealerships across the country, customers who placed bookings during the recent automotive events can expect their Omoda and Jaecoo vehicles to arrive soon.

The use of the Korala route also allows SPG Automobiles to continue vehicle distribution while the Rasuwagadhi corridor remains affected by the recent natural disaster.