Kathmandu. As the 18th NADA Auto Show 2026 is approaching, the construction of a stall at Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu has gained momentum. More than 80 percent of the preparations have been completed so far.

Around 80 percent of the preparations for the NADA Auto Show to be held from August 23 to 29 have been completed.

It has reached the final stage. Stalls of various automobile brands, auto parts and components, tires, lubricants, batteries, charging infrastructure, garage equipment, banks and insurance companies have reached the final stage at the exhibition venue.

According to NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal (NADA), there will be more than 200 stalls in this year’s golden jubilee expo that will see the participation of 53 vehicle brands including 23 passenger vehicles, 17 light commercial vehicles and 13 two-wheelers.

The exhibition will showcase new automobiles, electric vehicles, cutting-edge technology and various automobile products and services in the automobile and mobility sector. Similarly, auto parts, tires, batteries, lubricants, accessories and garage equipment will be displayed in around 70 stalls. Banks, financial institutions and insurance companies will also participate.

With 1 day left for the exhibition to start, there is a lot of hurry to build stalls at Bhrikutimandap. Along with making the stalls of various brands attractive and technology-friendly, works on electrical, lighting, digital display, branding and other technical management are going on.

This edition of NADA Auto Show will be organized as part of the golden jubilee edition of NADA 50th year of its establishment. According to the organizers, preparations are being made to make this year’s exhibition more systematic, technology-friendly and attractive than the previous editions.

The NADA Auto Show will also showcase new vehicles and technologies, provide an opportunity for direct interaction and interaction between consumers, entrepreneurs, distributors, financial institutions and other stakeholders of automobile sector.

According to NADA, the show will provide a single platform to observe the latest status of Nepal’s automobile and mobility sector, new technology and future dynamics from one place.

This year’s expo will also feature ‘Made in Nepal’ and ‘Made for Nepal’. The pavilion will promote automobiles, EVs, batteries, helmets and other automobile components manufactured and assembled in Nepal.