NADA Auto Show 2026 to be held from August 25 to 30 – The Himalayan Times – Nepal’s No.1 English Daily Newspaper

KATHMANDU, AUGUST 20

The 18th edition of NADA Auto Show 2026 is set to be held at Bhrikutimandap Exhibition Centre in Kathmandu from August 25 to 30, with HP Lubricants as the title sponsor.

Organised by the NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal, the six-day exhibition will mark the 50th anniversary of the association and will be held as a special golden jubilee edition.

According to NADA, the exhibition will feature more than 200 stalls spread across around 300,000 square feet, showcasing vehicles, automotive components, accessories, tyres, lubricants, garage equipment and related services.

The show will feature 23 passenger vehicle brands, 17 light commercial vehicle brands, 13 two-wheeler brands and 10 financial and insurance service providers. Around 70 stalls will showcase automotive parts, accessories, tyres, lubricants, garage equipment and other products.

The exhibition will also promote vehicles, lubricants, batteries, helmets and other components assembled or produced in Nepal. New models from various brands are expected to be launched during the event.

NADA said symposiums focusing on smart mobility, sustainable development in the automobile sector and connectivity will also be organised.

The organisers have made separate zones for two-wheelers, four-wheelers, financial institutions, auto components and garage equipment. Tickets can be purchased in advance through the Khalti app, with a 50 per cent cashback offer available for a limited period.

The exhibition will also feature a media desk, traffic information desk in coordination with Metropolitan Traffic Police, cafeteria, emergency medical team, CCTV surveillance and fire safety arrangements. Wheelchair-friendly facilities will also be available.

NADA said parking would be available at the underground facility of Nepal Police Club’s Blue Pavilion and the National Trading premises in Singha Durbar.

The association expects around 200,000 visitors to attend the six-day exhibition.