Kathmandu-UNITREE and Deepal are set to showcase cutting-edge technology at NADA Auto Show 2025.

This year's exhibition will feature UNITREE's advanced intelligent quadruped robots, which are redefining robotics and automation.

UNITREE is also the title sponsor for the NADA Auto Show 2025.

The event will provide a first look at future urban air mobility with Deepal's next-generation electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircrafts.

Flying cars, anticipated to be the future of urban transportation, have become a topic of great interest. Countries from America to China have already created or are in the process of forming the necessary laws for flying cars.Similarly, Gulf nations like Dubai have also granted permission for the testing and operation of flying cars.

The NADA Auto Show 2025, which is presented by UNITREE, 2025, will be held from August 19 to 24 at the Bhrikuti Mandap Exhibition Grounds in Kathmandu.

This year's show, with the theme 'Go For More,' is more than just an exhibition; it's a showcase of innovation, sustainability, and the future of mobility in Nepal. The show will feature the latest developments in automotive technology, including internal combustion vehicles (ICVs), electric vehicles (EVs), and hybrids.

The event is organized by the NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal and will be formally inaugurated by the Deputy Prime Minister & Finance Minister, Bishnu Prasad Poudel. 

With over 90 national and international exhibitors and more than 120 stalls, the show will have 19 four-wheeler brands, 14 light commercial vehicle brands, and 4 two-wheeler brands.

Additionally, 35 companies from sectors like lubricants, tires, batteries, garage equipment, and financial institutions will be participating.

To enhance the visitor experience, the exhibition is segmented into clear zones for different types of vehicles and services. Tickets are available for pre-purchase via the Khalti app, with a 20 percent cashback offer for early bird buyers until August 18. The show is expected to attract over 100,000 visitors.