Omoda and Jaecoo in Nepal: E5, E5 Pro, J5, J5 Pro and J6T prices compared
Wheels of Nepal · Last updated: · 8 min read
Omoda and Jaecoo, sold in Nepal by SPG Automobiles, have five electric SUVs on the official price list, from Rs 51.99 lakh for the Omoda E5 Pro and Jaecoo J5 Pro to Rs 71.99 lakh for the Jaecoo J6T.
This is a buyer's guide built from the distributor's published data, not a test-drive review. We have not driven these cars, so we say nothing about ride, noise or handling.
What is the price of each Omoda and Jaecoo in Nepal?
Indicative ex-showroom prices on the official distributor site (checked October 2026):
| Model | Variant | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Omoda E5 Pro | Single Tone | Rs 51,99,000 |
| Omoda E5 Pro | Dual Tone | Rs 52,39,000 |
| Jaecoo J5 Pro | Standard | Rs 51,99,000 |
| Omoda E5 | Standard | Rs 56,99,000 |
| Omoda E5 | Dual Tone | Rs 57,39,000 |
| Jaecoo J5 | FWD | Rs 56,99,000 |
| Jaecoo J6T | Long Range RWD | Rs 71,99,000 |
Dual-tone paint adds Rs 40,000 on the E5 and the E5 Pro (57.39 − 56.99, and 52.39 − 51.99). Prices change, and showrooms sometimes run offers, so confirm the figure in writing on the day you book. See all five on the Omoda and Jaecoo brand page.
| Omoda E5 Pro | 51.99 lakh |
|---|---|
| Jaecoo J5 Pro | 51.99 lakh |
| Omoda E5 | 56.99 lakh |
| Jaecoo J5 | 56.99 lakh |
| Jaecoo J6T | 71.99 lakh |
Source: Omoda Jaecoo Nepal official price page, October 2026
Omoda E5 ProRs 51.99 lakh – Rs 52.39 lakh
Jaecoo J5 ProRs 51.99 lakh
Omoda E5Rs 56.99 lakh – Rs 57.39 lakh
Jaecoo J5Rs 56.99 lakh
Jaecoo J6TRs 71.99 lakhBattery, range and motor
| Model | Battery | Claimed range | Motor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Omoda E5 Pro | 50.7 kWh | 350 km | Not listed |
| Omoda E5 | 58.9 kWh | 430 km | Not listed |
| Jaecoo J5 Pro | 50.6 kWh | 405 km | 155 kW |
| Jaecoo J5 | 58.9 kWh | 461 km | 155 kW |
| Jaecoo J6T | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
All ranges are brand claims. The distributor's pages do not name the test cycle, so treat them as best-case numbers and read our guide to WLTP, CLTC and other range tests. The J6T page gives no battery, motor or range figures, so we show none. The official site also notes that some specs and options may differ in Nepal.
The two J5 models show a clear pattern: the bigger battery adds Rs 5.00 lakh for 8.3 kWh and 56 km of claimed range (461 − 405). That is about Rs 8,900 per extra claimed kilometre (5,00,000 ÷ 56). On the Omoda, the same Rs 5.00 lakh step buys 8.2 kWh and 80 km (430 − 350), about Rs 6,250 per extra kilometre (5,00,000 ÷ 80). The pages we use list the same 155 kW motor for both J5 models, but other equipment may differ, so ask which features separate the trims.
Size and features we can confirm
| Omoda E5 / E5 Pro | Jaecoo J5 / J5 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 4,545 mm | 4,380 mm |
| Width | 1,830 mm | 1,860 mm |
| Height | 1,588 mm | 1,650 mm |
| Wheelbase | Not listed | 2,620 mm |
| Ground clearance | 191 mm | 185 mm |
| Tyres | Not listed | 235/55 R18 |
| Sunroof | Not listed | Panoramic |
Both families list a 540° camera view, a cruise control system and a long driver-assist list. The E5 pages list a 15.6-inch screen and features such as adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitoring. The J5 pages list a longer set that includes rear cross-traffic alert and emergency lane keeping. The J6T page also lists a 15.6-inch screen and adaptive cruise control. Whether each feature is on every trim is something to confirm in writing.
Omoda E5 ProRs 51.99 lakh – Rs 52.39 lakhvsJaecoo J5 ProRs 51.99 lakhCompare side by side →Both are priced at Rs 51.99 lakh, so line them up in the compare tool before you visit a showroom.
What does it cost to run?
Using the claimed figures, battery size divided by range gives the energy the battery holds per 100 km. We price it at Rs 11.55 per unit: the Nepal Electricity Authority's Rs 11 top domestic rate plus the 5% VAT The Kathmandu Post reported from July 2026. This ignores charging losses, so real bills will be somewhat higher.
| Model | kWh per 100 km (claimed) | Cost per 100 km | 1,000 km a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Omoda E5 Pro | 14.5 (50.7 ÷ 3.5) | about Rs 167 | about Rs 1,673 |
| Omoda E5 | 13.7 (58.9 ÷ 4.3) | about Rs 158 | about Rs 1,582 |
| Jaecoo J5 Pro | 12.5 (50.6 ÷ 4.05) | about Rs 144 | about Rs 1,443 |
| Jaecoo J5 | 12.8 (58.9 ÷ 4.61) | about Rs 148 | about Rs 1,476 |
The gap between the cheapest and dearest row is only about Rs 230 a month at 1,000 km. Battery size and purchase price matter far more than running cost here. For a longer comparison with petrol, see EV vs petrol: the real 5-year cost and our home charger guide.
Paying for it
Nepal Rastra Bank limits private vehicle loans to 60% of the vehicle value. On a Rs 51.99 lakh car that is up to Rs 31.19 lakh (51.99 × 0.6), leaving about Rs 20.80 lakh to pay yourself. On the Rs 71.99 lakh J6T it is up to Rs 43.19 lakh, leaving about Rs 28.80 lakh. These use the ex-showroom price; registration and insurance come on top. Try your bank's rate in the EMI calculator and read the auto loan guide. Tax rules for EVs changed with the new budget, so see FY 2026/27 EV tax changes before you assume today's price will hold.
Who each model suits
- Lowest entry price: the E5 Pro or J5 Pro at Rs 51.99 lakh, with a 50.6 to 50.7 kWh battery.
- Longest claimed range in the family: the J5 at 461 km, Rs 5.00 lakh above the J5 Pro.
- Want the dearest, rear-drive model: the J6T at Rs 71.99 lakh, though the page gives no battery or range numbers.
- Want to shop around: compare with other electric SUVs in the best electric SUVs under Rs 60 lakh list and our guide to Chinese EV brands in Nepal.
What we like
- Two entry models at Rs 51.99 lakh with a 405 km (J5 Pro) or 350 km (E5 Pro) claimed range
- 155 kW motor and 461 km claimed range on the J5
- A long list of driver-assist features on the official pages
What could be better
- Test cycle for the range figures is not named
- The J6T page lists no battery, motor or range
- Wheelbase, tyres and boot size are missing for the Omoda pages
Before you buy
What is the price of the Omoda E5 in Nepal?
The official indicative ex-showroom price is Rs 56.99 lakh for the E5 and Rs 57.39 lakh for the dual-tone version (October 2026). The cheaper E5 Pro starts at Rs 51.99 lakh.
What is the price of the Jaecoo J5 in Nepal?
The Jaecoo J5 FWD is listed at Rs 56.99 lakh and the J5 Pro at Rs 51.99 lakh on the official price page (October 2026).
How far can the Jaecoo J5 go on a charge?
The distributor claims 461 km for the 58.9 kWh J5 and 405 km for the 50.6 kWh J5 Pro. The test cycle is not named, so real range will be lower.
Which is the cheapest Omoda or Jaecoo in Nepal?
The Omoda E5 Pro Single Tone and the Jaecoo J5 Pro Standard, both Rs 51.99 lakh.
How much loan can I get?
Up to 60% of the vehicle value under the Nepal Rastra Bank limit. The interest rate depends on your bank.
Read next
- Best electric SUVs under Rs 60 lakh in Nepal
- EV battery warranty in Nepal
- Deepal S05 vs BYD Atto 3 in Nepal
All prices are indicative ex-showroom prices on the official site (checked October 2026).
Sources
- Omoda Jaecoo Nepal – Electric car price list
- Omoda Jaecoo Nepal – Omoda E5 Pro
- Omoda Jaecoo Nepal – Omoda E5
- Omoda Jaecoo Nepal – Jaecoo J5
- Omoda Jaecoo Nepal – Jaecoo J5 Pro
- Omoda Jaecoo Nepal – Jaecoo J6T
- Nepal Electricity Authority – Consumer tariff rates
- The Kathmandu Post – Households using over 50 electricity units to pay five percent VAT (18 July 2026)
- Business 360 – Monetary policy mid-term review: vehicle loan ratio set at 60% (26 February 2025)
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