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Hyundai Ioniq 5 vs Maxus eTerron 9 EV in Nepal

Price & specification comparison · updated July 24, 2026

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At a glance
Hyundai Ioniq 5Maxus eTerron 9 EV
Ex-showroom priceRs 92.96 lakh – Rs 1.03 croreRs 99.99 lakh – Rs 1.18 crore
Fuelevev
Variants on sale33
DistributorLaxmi Intercontinental Pvt. Ltd.Himalaya Motrox Pvt. Ltd. (under Himalaya Organization)
Variant-wise prices (July 24, 2026)

Hyundai Ioniq 5

Vision Roofरु 92,96,000
Sun Roofरु 1,02,00,000
125 kW (GLS Vision Roof / GLS Solar Roof earlier)रु 1,02,96,000

Maxus eTerron 9 EV

eTerron 9 Comfortरु 99,99,000
eTerron 9 4WDरु 1,18,00,000
eTerron 9 Luxuryरु 1,10,00,000
Specifications — Ioniq 5 125 kW (GLS Vision Roof / GLS Solar Roof earlier) vs eTerron 9 EV eTerron 9 Comfort
CategoryHyundai Ioniq 5Maxus eTerron 9 EV
Battery & Range
  • 58 kWh battery pack with around 375–400 km claimed range
  • Same 800V E-GMP architecture and 350 kW DC fast charging capability
  • Fast charge 10–80% in about 18 minutes on suitable charger
  • Earlier Nepal communication also mentioned 384 km WLTP range
Not disclosed officially
Motor Power & Drivetrain
  • Rear-mounted permanent magnet motor rated at 125 kW
  • Rear-wheel-drive single-motor configuration for Nepal-spec
  • Faster acceleration than 100 kW variant; 0–100 km/h around 7–8 s
  • Motor size benefits from reduced EV duties in 100–200 kW band
Not disclosed officially
Wheelbase & Ground Clearance
  • Wheelbase around 3000 mm shared with 100 kW variant
  • Ground clearance approximately 160 mm shared across trims
  • Long wheelbase improves highway stability and comfort
Not disclosed officially
Dimensions
  • Length about 4635 mm; width 1890 mm; height 1605 mm
  • Crossover SUV stance common to both power variants
  • Footprint comparable to mid-size SUVs sold in Nepal
Not disclosed officially
Cargo
  • Rear boot plus small front trunk for cables or bags
  • Split-fold rear seats for extended cargo space
  • Flat loading floor due to EV-specific platform
Not disclosed officially
Comfort & Interior
  • GLS trims with premium upholstery and soft-touch materials
  • Spacious cabin with sliding and reclining rear seats
  • Earlier offered Vision Roof and Solar Roof options
  • Good NVH isolation due to EV powertrain and body design
Not disclosed officially
Infotainment & Convenience
  • Large touchscreen infotainment with digital cluster
  • Wireless charger and multiple connectivity features
  • Keyless entry, push start, and likely auto climate control
  • Convenience features largely shared with 100 kW trim
Not disclosed officially
Safety
  • Multiple airbags; count aligns with global-spec safety equipment
  • ABS, ESC, and standard EV-specific safety systems
  • Rear camera and parking aids included on GLS trims
  • Battery safety and crash structure developed around E-GMP
Not disclosed officially
Design & Exterior
  • Pixel-style LED lighting and bold crossover proportions
  • Earlier Solar Roof variant had integrated solar panels on roof
  • Offered in wide palette including several matte colors
  • Design identical to 100 kW variant apart from roof option history
Not disclosed officially
Sales & Imports
  • Initially launched in Nepal in Feb 2022 with 125 kW motor
  • Price reduced from about NPR 1.16 crore to 1.02 crore after duty cuts
  • Positioned as flagship Hyundai EV in Nepal lineup
  • Road tax mentioned at NPR 15,000 per year for 125 kW motor
Not disclosed officially
Value for Money Verdict
  • Higher performance justifies premium over 100 kW variant
  • Still benefits from favorable 100–200 kW EV tax slab
  • Strong feature set and design vs similarly priced ICE SUVs
  • Considered aspirational EV for urban professionals
Not disclosed officially
Pros
  • More powerful motor for better performance and overtaking
  • Same strong range and fast-charge capability as 100 kW trim
  • High equipment level and premium cabin feel
  • Positive brand image as World Car of the Year model
Not disclosed officially
Cons
  • Higher price than 100 kW variant makes it less accessible
  • Performance still below dual-motor global AWD versions
  • Ground clearance and long overhangs not ideal for very rough tracks
  • Insurance and tax slightly higher due to larger motor band
Not disclosed officially

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Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper in Nepal — Hyundai Ioniq 5 or Maxus eTerron 9 EV?

As of July 2026, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 starts at Rs 92.96 lakh ex-showroom — Rs 7.03 lakh less than the Maxus eTerron 9 EV at Rs 99.99 lakh.

What is the price of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Maxus eTerron 9 EV in Nepal?

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 costs Rs 92.96 lakh to Rs 1.03 crore and the Maxus eTerron 9 EV costs Rs 99.99 lakh to Rs 1.18 crore (ex-showroom, July 2026).

Should I buy the Hyundai Ioniq 5 or the Maxus eTerron 9 EV?

Weigh the current prices, the variant-wise specifications on this page, and each brand's showroom and service reach near you — both are listed on the model pages. There is no single winner: the side-by-side table shows exactly where each car is ahead.

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