JSW MG’s authorised distributor in Nepal, GO Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. has announced a new dedicated MG service centre in Dhobighat, Lalitpur, aimed at improving after-sales support for MG owners across the country.
New MG service hub in Dhobighat
According to the announcement, the Dhobighat facility is designed as a state-of-the-art MG-only service centre with modern infrastructure, MG-trained technicians and access to genuine MG spare parts.
The company says the new centre has been set up to: - Strengthen MG customers’ ownership experience - Provide more reliable and consistent after-sales service - Offer transparent and competitive service charges for MG vehicles
This Dhobighat outlet adds to MG’s growing network in Nepal, which already includes an established service hub in Kusunti, Lalitpur, along with other locations nationwide.
7‑day Grand Opening Service Camp
To mark the opening, GO Automobiles will run a 7‑day “Grand Opening Service Camp” at the Dhobighat centre.
- Camp dates (international): July 22–29, 2026
- Camp dates (Nepali): 2083 Saun 6–13
According to the company, the camp is open to both new and existing MG customers and is intended to help owners experience the new facility and its service standards.
Key highlights of the Grand Opening Service Camp include: - Service handled by company-trained MG technicians - Use of genuine MG spare parts - Transparent, competitive service pricing during the camp - A “Review & Win” activity where customers sharing their service experience via Google review, social media video (reels), or written feedback can win MG gift hampers
Focus on long-term customer support
GO Automobiles’ Managing Director Akash Golchha has described the Dhobighat centre as an important step in the company’s commitment to MG owners. According to him, high-quality after-sales service is central to a good ownership experience, and the new facility is intended to offer MG customers across Nepal more dependable and convenient support.
The distributor has encouraged all MG owners to visit the Dhobighat centre during the July 22–29, 2026 camp period to familiarise themselves with the new service setup and make use of the special service arrangements.
For Nepal AutoMart readers, the key takeaway is that MG owners now have an additional, dedicated service option in Dhobighat, alongside existing centres in Kusunti and other cities, which should make routine maintenance and repairs more accessible and predictable for MG vehicles in the Kathmandu Valley and beyond.
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