Rasuwa. The import of electric vehicles (EVs) has significantly increased through the Rasuwagadhi (Timure) customs, a major trade point with China, in the fiscal year 2082-83.
As the demand for electric vehicles continues to rise in the Nepali market, the number of EVs imported through this customs point has seen a notable surge.
The Rasuwagadhi customs point has witnessed an increase of over 6,000 electric vehicles in the past year, with the majority being four-wheelers.
The rise in EV imports is attributed to the growing demand for eco-friendly and cost-effective transportation options in Nepal.
The customs point has been working to facilitate the import of electric vehicles, with efforts to simplify the clearance process and reduce bureaucratic hurdles.
The increase in EV imports is expected to contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable transportation in Nepal.
According to the customs data, the majority of the imported EVs are from China, with several Nepali companies importing these vehicles to meet the growing demand in the local market.
The Rasuwagadhi customs point has been playing a crucial role in facilitating trade between Nepal and China, with the import of electric vehicles being a significant component of this trade.
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