Skywell Nepal to take its customers on European Tour

KATHMANDU, APRIL 9: Skywell Nepal is set to take customers who drive the luxury Skywell SUV—available in the Nepali market—on a tour of Europe. Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, G Motors’ Business Head Yug Rimal announced that buyers of the Skywell “BE11” and “Skywell ET5” will be taken to Europe along with their partners.
He said, “Under the ‘Skywell Drive–2025 Nepal to Europe’ campaign, any couple purchasing a Skywell SUV will have the opportunity to drive the Skywell in Europe. Not only that, but any customer who test-drives any 2025 model variant can also participate in this campaign.”
To be part of this campaign, he explained that participants must share their Skywell test drive experience on any social media platform using the hashtags #TestDriveSkywell and #SkywellDriveNepalToEurope. Among those who participate in the test drive, two winners—one female and one male—will also receive the opportunity to travel to Europe and experience driving a Skywell vehicle there.
Rimal also shared that G Motors Pvt. Ltd., the importer of Skywell in Nepal, launched this special campaign to offer customers the experience of driving their vehicles in countries where the brand is already exported. He mentioned the prices of the Skywell models: the ET5 Long Range Variant is priced at NPR 11.5 million, the BE11 with a 410 km range at NPR 7.99 million, and the BE11 with a 520 km range at NPR 8.99 million.
Emphasizing the advanced features and luxurious offerings of both SUVs, he noted that they are recognized as business-class SUVs. He further informed that Skywell has already launched state-of-the-art service centres in Radhe Radhe (Bhaktapur) and Itahari.

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