Nepal Drives - September - October 2018

In dieser Ausgabe

With this festive issue comes the dawning of a contender that is set to take center stage as the most sought after SUV of the season for Nepal. No, make that the most sought after MPV of the season. No… wait… SUV.

As you might have already guessed, we are talking about the Toyota Rush. What the car has working in its favor is the rock solid brand name and dependability. What remains to be seen is how the Rush’s SUV cum MPV styling will fare in the market. Inside this issue, we dive in head first into this discussion in our review of Nepal Drives.

Another point of discussion that we look into is the possibility of an all-electric future for the automotive world. The likeliness of this happening is all too real. And, like for many auto enthusiasts, the prospect of this happening is a little scary. However, we are happy to say that testing out the all-electric Hyundai Ioniq has helped calm our nerves. Read our review inside and you might agree with us.

Also in this issue, we drive the Volkswagen Polo 1.0, ride the TVS Ntorq 125, and experience the Mahindra Maxximo HD.

Oh, and before we forget, we also have an all exclusive feature of The Himalayan Challenge, an endurance rally that visited Nepal. But, it is not just any endurance rally; check out the feature to see what we mean.

We hope you like what we have on offer in this issue. We will be celebrating our first Dashain as Nepal Drives, and we would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very happy Dashain. There is no measure of how grateful we are for all the love we have received since we started. Thank you for your support.

Until next time!