NADA Nepal at CACS 2025: Global EV Transition, Smart Auto Tech & Nepal Trade Opportunities
10th June 2025, Kathmandu
NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal actively represented Nepal at the China Auto Chongqing Summit 2025 (CACS 2025). Held in Chongqing, China on June 6-7, 2025, the conference focused on the global discussion on the transition to new energy and smart technology, focusing on the main theme of “Shaping the Future of an Industry in Transition.”
NADA Nepal CACS 2025
NADA President Karan Chaudhary participated as a panelist in the China-ASEAN session and shared his views on Nepal’s automobile sector, trade prospects, and opportunities for regional cooperation. Meanwhile, NADA President Chaudhary also participated in two high-level closed sessions. The program discussed China-ASEAN EV cooperation, including sustainable transportation and the promotion of electric vehicles.
The conference also held a delegation dialogue, which discussed the possibilities for cooperation in multilateral investment and trade policy. NADA also set up a stall at the conference to promote Nepal’s business, providing information on Nepal’s existing market opportunities, policy conditions, and environment, and the upcoming NADA Auto Show 2025 to be organized by NADA in Kathmandu this August. There was also high interest from Chinese automobile companies in this regard.
NADA’s participation has further helped promote Nepal’s regional and international markets. The conference was attended by General Secretary Surendra Kumar Uprety, Central Working Committee members Prakash Kapuri, Yamuna Shrestha, and Invitee Central Working Committee Members Anup Kumar Baral and Narayan Prasad Poudel from NADA. This is the first time in NADA’s history that such participation has taken place.
About NADA Automobiles
NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal was established in 1975 as the leading body for the automotive industry in Nepal. It represents importers, distributors, manufacturers, and dealers across the country. The association plays a key role in promoting the automotive sector and supporting its members.
Over 3,200 businesses are involved under NADA’s umbrella, contributing significantly to Nepal’s economy with revenues exceeding 90 billion NPR. The association employs around 100,000 people directly and supports about one million jobs indirectly. NADA is managed by an executive committee and several functional committees led by President Karan Kumar Chaudhary.
The association works closely with the government and other stakeholders to address industry issues such as customs, vehicle standards, and insurance. NADA organizes events like the NADA Auto Show and runs training and CSR programs. Its main office is located in Kathmandu, where it continues to advocate for the growth and development of Nepal’s automobile sector.
For more: NADA Nepal CACS 2025
