Kia buyers in Butwal and Rupandehi now have a dedicated local dealer, with Times Business Pvt. Ltd. appointed as Kia’s outlet for the region by Continental Trading Enterprises, Kia’s authorised distributor for Nepal.
Times Business has already built and opened a Kia showroom in Butwal, targeting customers from Rupandehi and surrounding towns. Alongside sales, the company is operating a quick service centre at the same site, so buyers can get basic maintenance and after‑sales support in one place.
From this outlet, customers can access Kia’s existing Nepal range including Sonet, Seltos, Sportage and Sorento Hybrid. Electric models like **EV9 and EV6 have been available in the country earlier, and Kia’s new Syros EV is now being prepared for the Nepal market after bookings at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026** and a recent showcase in Kathmandu.
Managing Director Dipak Raj Giri brings over a decade of passenger‑vehicle experience, including key roles at **Tata passenger vehicles, JCB Nepal and as an exclusive Isuzu dealer in Kathmandu since 2019. Times Business says it wants to deliver world‑class Kia cars and reliable local service** to customers in and around Butwal.
Writes on vehicle pricing, taxation and the Nepali auto market from ongoing tracking of distributor price lists. Every price in this piece is read live from the Nepal AutoMart catalog — how we verify prices.
