Kaifeng electric vehicles in Nepal

The lineup

Our featuredvehicles.

All of them electric, all of them built for the city. What changes is what you put in them.

Why Kaifeng

Cheaper to run. Simpler to own.

  1. 0L

    Fuel, ever

    Nothing to service.

    No engine means no oil, no filters, no timing belt and no exhaust. What is left of the monthly bill is electricity.

  2. 6.6kW

    Onboard charging

    Charges where it sleeps.

    A standard wall box fills the battery overnight, at home or at the depot. The first delivery of the day starts at the door.

  3. 1,500kg

    KF1 EV capacity

    Carries a tonne and a half.

    On a drop-side flatbed narrow enough for the lanes it has to work in — and still 286 km on a charge.

Aftersales

Bought and serviced through MV Dugar Group.

Rather than through a shipping agent — so the people who handed you the keys are the people who look after it afterwards.

  • Delivery
  • Servicing
  • Parts
  • Warranty
Our vision

Electric, built for Nepal. Built to last. 

  1. A broad mountain valley under snow-topped ridges, evergreens standing across the near slope

    Nothing burned, nothing emitted. 

    There is no engine and no exhaust pipe, so nothing is put into the street the vehicle works on — no fumes, no smoke, and very little noise.

  2. A road cut into the side of a steep mountain, the valley falling away beside it
    Energy recovery
  3. A charging connector seated in a vehicle’s port, the ring around it lit blue
    Onboard charging
  4. A bare car body on an assembly line, robot arms standing over it on both sides
    Future technology
Questions

Before you ask, we already did.

  1. How far will it go on one charge?

    286 km for the KF1 EV and over 350 km for the D01. Those are rated figures — load, terrain and traffic all move them, and a fully laden flatbed on a climb moves them most.

  2. How long does charging take?

    0.6 to 0.8 hours on a fast charger. On the 6.6 kW onboard charger and an ordinary wall box it is an overnight job, which is how most owners will do it — at home, or at the depot.

  3. What does the warranty cover?

    Warranty is set by MV Dugar Group and confirmed in writing before delivery. Ask your dealer for the current schedule, and read the battery terms as well as the vehicle terms.

  4. Where do I get it serviced?

    Servicing, parts and warranty work all run through MV Dugar Group rather than through a shipping agent. Speak to them about the workshop nearest you.

  5. Is finance available?

    Finance is handled by MV Dugar Group rather than by Kaifeng, and what is on offer changes. Ask them what terms are available at the moment.

  6. How long from order to delivery?

    It depends on what is in stock and which model you want. MV Dugar Group can tell you what is available now and what is on order.