The **iCaur V23 electric SUV is being sold with a Rs 3 lakh discount** at the NADA Auto Show 2026, making it one of the headline deals for EV buyers this year. SPG Automobiles, the authorized distributor of iCaur in Nepal, has rolled out the limited-period offer for show visitors.
In Nepal, iCaur currently sells only one model — the iCaur V23 RWD — listed at Rs 53.99 lakh ex-showroom in our catalog. At this price point, it sits as the brand’s sole offering rather than slotting above or below any other iCaur vehicle.
During the show, buyers not only get the reduced price but also a free 7kW home charger, one year of free insurance and an extended warranty of up to 11 years, making the overall package more attractive for first-time EV owners.
The iCaur V23 uses a 100kW rear-wheel-drive electric motor paired with a 59.93kWh LFP battery pack, with a claimed driving range of over 400 km on a full charge. It follows a compact, boxy off-road-inspired footprint, measuring 4,220mm in length, 1,915mm in width and 1,845mm in height, with a 2,735mm wheelbase and 200mm ground clearance. The approach angle stands at 42 degrees, while the departure angle is 40 degrees.
Inside, the SUV offers electrically adjustable front seats, a seven-speaker audio system and a large 15.4-inch central display with a 2.5K screen. Safety and convenience tech include an ADAS suite with a Horizon Robotics J3 chip, cameras, 5mm-wave radar and 12 ultrasonic sensors, enabling features such as high-speed navigation assist, emergency lane keeping, traffic-jam assist, automatic parking, remote parking and memory parking.
On the outside, the V23 carries a boxy, retro off-road look with a smoked front grille, round headlamps, roof luggage rack and hidden door handles, aimed at buyers who want a distinctive EV that still looks like a rugged SUV.
Writes on vehicle pricing, taxation and the Nepali auto market from ongoing tracking of distributor price lists. Editorial policy.
