Indian electric scooter brand Jelio officially launched four new models in Nepal and opened its official showroom in Kathmandu on Monday, October 12, 2026. Former Energy Minister Kulman Ghising inaugurated the showroom and unveiled the scooters at the launch event. The company is offering festive-season discounts of up to Rs 15,000.
Launch event in Kathmandu
The launch brought the four new scooters and the brand’s official showroom together at an event in the capital. Ghising took part in the inauguration and unveiled the models, marking Jelio’s formal introduction of the new line-up in Nepal. The company’s announcement covers both its new products and its showroom opening, establishing a physical presence alongside the launch.
The event represents a new entry point for customers interested in the brand’s electric scooters. The launch information identifies four models but does not specify their names, technical features or individual prices. Those details are important for buyers comparing vehicle range, equipment and cost, and customers can seek model-specific information through the company’s showroom.
Festive-season offer
Jelio is offering discounts of up to Rs 15,000 during the festive season. The offer is described as a maximum discount, so the amount available may differ across the four models or according to the terms of the promotion. No further information has been provided about the discount’s eligibility, duration or whether it applies equally to every scooter.
The promotion accompanies the launch and showroom opening, giving prospective buyers an incentive to enquire about the new models during the festive period. Customers considering a purchase should confirm the final price and applicable discount directly with the showroom, along with any terms attached to the offer.
What the launch means for buyers
With four scooters introduced at once, customers have a new range of Jelio models to explore in Nepal. The showroom opening also gives the brand a dedicated location in Kathmandu for presenting its vehicles and responding to enquiries. However, the available launch details do not include specifications such as battery capacity, range, charging time or warranty coverage, so buyers will need to check those points before comparing the scooters with other options.
The launch announcement makes clear that the models are being introduced in the Nepali market, but it does not provide a detailed model-by-model breakdown. For customers, the practical next step is to visit the showroom or contact the company to confirm availability, pricing, equipment and the conditions of the festive discount. The stated offer is up to Rs 15,000, rather than a confirmed flat reduction for every buyer.
Jelio’s Kathmandu event combined the unveiling of four electric scooters with the opening of its official showroom. The festive-season discount adds a promotional element to the launch, while the showroom gives interested customers a place to learn more about the models and the terms of purchase.
