Kathmandu — Highly Advanced Motors, a subsidiary of Nepal’s HAMS Group, has introduced motorcycles and scooters from internationally recognized brand QJ Motor to the Nepali market, expanding the group’s presence in the country’s two-wheeler segment.
The new models were unveiled at a special event held at the company’s newly established showroom in Teku, Kathmandu. Former Nepal national cricket captain and QJ Motor brand ambassador Paras Khadka officially unveiled the vehicles.
Established in 1985, QJ Motor is a brand under China’s Geely Group. The company also owns Italian motorcycle brand Benelli and manufactures motorcycles for Harley-Davidson, according to the report. QJ Motor has maintained a leading position in China’s premium motorcycle segment above 250cc for 11 consecutive years and has participated in international racing competitions, including MotoGP and the World Superbike Championship.
Four Models Introduced in Nepal
In its initial launch, the company introduced four models for Nepali customers, with prices announced as part of special launch and Dashain offers.
The SRV 250A, featuring a 249cc engine and dual-disc brakes, is priced at Rs 979,000. The SRK 180S, equipped with a 175cc engine and an anti-lock braking system (ABS), is priced at Rs 499,900.
The SRK 125S, featuring a 125cc liquid-cooled engine and a modern TFT display, has been priced at Rs 399,900. Meanwhile, the RKO 125P, which includes features such as an anti-theft system and keyless ignition, is priced at Rs 329,900.
The company stated that these prices are part of special promotional offers introduced to mark the brand’s launch in Nepal and the Dashain festival.
Launch Offers and Customer Benefits
Alongside the launch, Highly Advanced Motors has announced a promotional package featuring cash discounts and gifts for customers.
Under the offer, selected models are eligible for cash discounts of up to Rs 20,000. The company will also provide smartwatches worth up to Rs 10,000 to five customers, while three lucky winners will receive educational scholarships worth up to Rs 100,000.
The offers are intended to mark the brand’s entry into the Nepali market during the festive season.
HAMS Group Expands into the Two-Wheeler Market
HAMS Group, which has established a presence in healthcare, education, trade and agriculture, is now expanding into the two-wheeler market following its involvement in the commercial vehicle sector.
According to group representatives, the company aims to provide Nepali customers with internationally developed technology, quality vehicle construction and reliable after-sales services.
The launch adds another international motorcycle brand to Nepal’s growing two-wheeler market, with four models initially available across different engine capacities and price ranges. Customers can visit the company’s showroom in Teku, Kathmandu, for further information about the vehicles and promotional offers.
