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Yadea Nepal announces monsoon exchange scheme with Rs 10,000 cash discount

Offers · July 27, 2026 · By Ajit Narayan Singh, Editor

Yadea Nepal announces monsoon exchange scheme with Rs 10,000 cash discount

Monsoon exchange offer on Yadea electric scooters

Yadea Nepal has rolled out a Monsoon Exchange Offer on its range of electric scooters, aimed at riders planning to shift from petrol two-wheelers to EVs during the rainy season.

According to the announcement, the scheme is available at Yadea showrooms across Nepal until July 31.

Key benefits for buyers

Under this campaign, buyers of any Yadea electric scooter get:

  • A cash discount of Rs 10,000 on the scooter purchase
  • Enhanced valuation on any brand of existing two-wheeler when exchanged for a Yadea electric scooter
  • Free raincoat and helmet with every purchase during the offer period
  • 0% interest financing options to reduce the upfront cost of switching to an electric scooter

The company says the higher exchange valuation applies to all types of two-wheelers, regardless of brand, which could benefit owners of older petrol scooters and bikes looking to upgrade.

Yadea Nepal announces monsoon exchange scheme with Rs 10,000 cash discount
Image: Yadea — official image

Focus on easier EV ownership

Kuzu Nepal, the official distributor of Yadea in Nepal, states that the campaign is designed to make it simpler for riders to move from conventional fuel-powered two-wheelers to electric scooters.

By combining a direct price cut of Rs 10,000, better exchange value and 0% interest finance, the offer tries to lower both the purchase price and monthly payment pressure, especially useful for first-time EV buyers.

The inclusion of a complimentary raincoat and helmet is a practical addition for daily riders during the monsoon, helping with safety and basic weather protection.

About Yadea

Yadea is described by the distributor as one of the largest global manufacturers of electric two-wheelers, with operations covering over 150 countries and regions worldwide, and a history in electric mobility dating back to 2001.

For Nepali buyers, this monsoon offer adds short-term value on top of the usual benefits of electric scooters—lower running costs, no petrol bills and reduced local emissions—while giving an incentive to trade in older two-wheelers before the July 31 deadline.

The scheme details, including eligible models and finance terms, are as stated by Yadea Nepal and Kuzu Nepal; interested buyers should confirm exact scooter prices, EMI amounts and exchange valuations at their nearest showroom before making a final decision.

Written and analysed by Ajit Narayan Singh, Editor at Nepal AutoMart, from ongoing tracking of the Nepal automotive market.

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