Motorola Launches Diverse Range of Smartphones in Nepal: Affordable Innovation Meets Premium Design
Motorola Enters Nepal with Cutting-Edge Smartphones: Prices Start at NPR 24,499
Kathmandu,
January 30, 2025 – Global tech giant Motorola has officially entered the Nepali
market through a strategic partnership with Chaudhary Group. The brand unveiled
its diverse smartphone lineup at a high-profile event in Kathmandu’s Vivanta
Hotel, signaling a bold move to redefine Nepal’s competitive mobile
market.
Moto Razr 50 foldable design close-up
A Legacy of Innovation Lands in Nepal
The launch event, attended by Motorola’s India and SAARC leadership team, emphasized the brand’s commitment to blending affordability with premium innovation. Mr. Nirvana Chaudhary, Managing Director of Chaudhary Group, stated,
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“Motorola’s entry into Nepal aligns with our vision to deliver
world-class technology tailored for Nepali consumers. From budget-friendly
models to foldable flagships, there’s something for everyone.”
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Motorola’s
smartphones cater to all segments with these key highlights:
- Pure
Android Experience: Minimal bloatware for faster performance.
- Durable
Design: Water-repellent builds suited for Nepal’s diverse climate.
- Competitive
Pricing: Flagship features at accessible price points.
- 5G
Readiness: Future-proof devices for evolving connectivity.
The
launch includes devices across budgets:
1. Moto
G45 – NPR 24,499 (8GB+128GB)
2. Moto
G64 – NPR 27,499 (8GB+128GB) to NPR 30,999 (12GB+256GB)
3. Moto
G85 – NPR 34,499 (8GB+128GB) to NPR 37,499 (12GB+256GB)
4. Moto
Edge 50 Fusion – NPR 46,499 (12GB+256GB)
To
boost accessibility, CG Mobile announced interest-free EMI options via CG
Digital outlets nationwide. Vipin Raina, Motorola’s Head of India & SAARC,
added,
“Our
partnership with Chaudhary Group ensures Nepali users get global innovation at
localized prices.”
Motorola’s
entry intensifies competition in Nepal’s growing smartphone sector, challenging
rivals like Xiaomi and Samsung. Devices are available at CG Digital stores and
Daraz, with exclusive launch discounts. for More info
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