Triumph Nepal has expanded its presence in Kathmandu Valley with the opening of Triumph Chabahil-Boudha, a new 3S facility located along Chabahil-Boudha Sadak.
Operated by Gen Pal Gears, Triumph Nepal’s authorized dealer partner, the new facility brings sales, service and spares under one roof. Customers can explore Triumph motorcycles, access professional servicing and purchase genuine spare parts at the new location.
The opening also marks the completion of a significant expansion week for Triumph Nepal. The brand has opened four new 3S showrooms within a single week, with new facilities in Dhangadhi, Dang, Hetauda and Chabahil-Boudha.
The expansion extends Triumph’s presence across Sudurpashchim, Lumbini Province, Central Nepal and Kathmandu Valley. All four locations have been established as 3S facilities, meaning the expansion includes sales, servicing and genuine spare-parts support.
Triumph Nepal describes the four-showroom expansion as a first for Nepal’s mid-premium motorcycle segment, with four complete 3S facilities opening within the same week.

The four locations strengthen Triumph Nepal’s presence in their respective regions.
Triumph Dhangadhi expands the brand’s reach in Sudurpashchim, Triumph Dang strengthens its presence in Lumbini Province, Triumph Hetauda adds an important touchpoint along a key riding and travel corridor, while Triumph Chabahil-Boudha improves accessibility for riders within Kathmandu Valley.
The new Chabahil-Boudha facility is also expected to provide a closer access point for existing Triumph owners, prospective customers and motorcycle enthusiasts in and around the eastern and central parts of Kathmandu Valley.
With four new 3S facilities added within a single week, Triumph Nepal has expanded both its retail footprint and after-sales network, bringing its motorcycles, servicing facilities and genuine spare parts closer to riders across multiple regions of the country.
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