eTerron 9 Exclusive

The Maxus eTerron 9 Exclusive makes a bold statement in Nepal’s electric vehicle market with its impressive combination of power, range, and advanced features tailored for local needs. Priced at Rs 9,999,000, this electric SUV is powered by a robust 102 kWh battery and a potent 325 kW motor, delivering a commendable range of 430 km, perfect for navigating the diverse terrains of Nepal. Whether you're commuting through the bustling streets of Kathmandu or exploring the scenic mountain roads, the eTerron 9 ensures a smooth and efficient drive. Its advanced safety systems, including adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist, enhance driver confidence, while the cutting-edge infotainment system keeps passengers entertained and connected, reflecting Maxus's commitment to integrating technology and safety with everyday practicality.

In addition to its stellar performance, the Maxus eTerron 9 Exclusive is a prime example of modern convenience and sustainability, setting a new standard for electric vehicles in Nepal. The vehicle features fast-charging capabilities that align well with Nepal's growing charging infrastructure, ensuring you spend less time charging and more time on the road. Its spacious interior, crafted with high-quality materials, offers unparalleled comfort, making it a perfect choice for families and adventurers alike. The eTerron 9’s sophisticated design and build quality not only provide durability but also position it as a forward-thinking choice for environmentally-conscious consumers in Nepal, where reducing fuel dependency is increasingly vital.

For Nepal Drivers:

Pros:

• Excellent range of 430 km, ideal for both city commuting and long-distance travel across Nepal.
• Fast charging capabilities compatible with Nepal's expanding EV infrastructure.
• Robust safety features suitable for navigating both urban and rural roads.
• Spacious and comfortable interior, perfect for family outings and adventure trips.

Cons:

• Higher price point within the EV segment, limiting accessibility compared to other models.
• Limited charging stations outside of major urban areas like Kathmandu.
• Newer brand presence may mean fewer service centers compared to established EV brands.