Prices checked August 2026 via Laxmi Intercontinental’s lineup. Variant-wise figures move with duty — confirm on a dated quotation.
Hyundai’s electric push in Nepal pairs a familiar badge with EV running costs — the pitch aimed at buyers who trust the petrol Creta’s ownership story but want out of fuel queues. The Hyundai EV price in Nepal now spans three distinct models from 52 lakh to over a crore.
Current Hyundai EV prices
| Model | Price (NPR) | Battery | Claimed range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creta Electric | 51,96,000–59,96,000 (4 variants) | 42 kWh | up to 390 km |
| Kona Electric | 59,96,000–64,96,000 (2 variants) | 39.2 kWh | ~305 km |
| Ioniq 5 | 92,96,000–1,02,00,000 | 58 kWh | ~400 km (WLTP) |
Model by model
Creta Electric (from NPR 51.96 lakh) — the strategic one. Hyundai electrified its best-known nameplate deliberately: same familiar shape and cabin logic, 42 kWh pack, up to 390 km claimed. Four variants spread eight lakh — the mid trims typically carry the value, as with the petrol Creta’s own sprawl.
Kona Electric (from NPR 59.96 lakh) — the proven import. Nepal’s original mainstream EV nameplate, now refreshed. Its 39.2 kWh/305 km spec undercuts the Creta EV’s range at a higher price — its case is the crossover shape and years of Nepali road history; its problem is its own sibling.
Ioniq 5 (from NPR 92.96 lakh) — the statement. The 800V-class platform, 58 kWh pack and design-award presence put it against premium EVs and German badges. Fast-charging capability is its genuine edge for highway users — where infrastructure allows.
The cross-shops that matter
At Creta Electric money, the market says: BYD Atto 3 at 43.99 lakh, MG ZS EV from 52.99, Tata Nexon EV at 38.99. Hyundai’s counters are badge trust, Laxmi’s dealer network and the Creta’s familiarity premium — real assets, priced accordingly. The rational buy order: test the Nexon and Atto 3 first, then decide what the Hyundai badge is worth to you in lakhs.
The universal EV checks apply — battery warranty in years/km/threshold, home-charger cost, LTV-aware financing under NRB’s hire-purchase caps — plus one Hyundai-specific note: variant sprawl rewards quotation discipline; insist trim names appear on paper.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Hyundai Creta Electric price in Nepal? NPR 51.96–59.96 lakh across four variants, with a 42 kWh battery and up to 390 km claimed range.
What is the Ioniq 5 price in Nepal? NPR 92.96 lakh to 1.02 crore depending on variant — Hyundai’s flagship EV here.
Creta Electric or BYD Atto 3? The Atto 3 undercuts by roughly eight lakh; the Creta answers with badge familiarity and dealer depth. Test both — this is the segment’s defining value-vs-trust choice.
Is the Kona still worth buying? Against its own Creta EV sibling, only if its shape and history speak to you — the Creta EV offers more range for less money.
Who services Hyundai EVs in Nepal? Laxmi Intercontinental’s network — ask specifically about high-voltage-trained technicians and battery diagnostics at your nearest workshop.
The bottom line
The Hyundai EV price in Nepal — Creta Electric from 51.96 lakh, Kona from 59.96, Ioniq 5 from 92.96 — sells trust as much as electrons. The Creta Electric mid-trims are the line’s value; the Chinese and Tata cross-shops are cheaper; and the difference is precisely what the badge costs. Quote all three ecosystems before signing. Checked August 2026.