Avatr, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer renowned for its innovative electric cars, is expanding its reach into Nepal with the introduction of the Avatr 11 all-electric SUV. Recently, four units of the Avatr 11 SUV were dispatched from Avatr’s plant in China to the Kerung/Rasuwagadhi border port.

Established in 2018 by Changan New Energy and Nio, Avatr changed its ownership structure over time. Nio’s share was later acquired by CATL, which now holds 17% of the company, while Changan retains a 40% stake. Huawei serves as the primary supplier for Avatr. The company’s product lineup includes the Avatr 11 SUV and Avatr 12 electric SUVs.

The Avatr 11 is a mid-size all-electric SUV coupe built on the EP1 platform, developed jointly by Changan, CATL, and Huawei under the CHN smart platform. Its dimensions measure 4880/1970/1601 mm, with a wheelbase of 2975 mm.

In the Chinese market, the Avatr 11 is offered with the choice of a single motor or dual motor system, providing four different range options: 580 km, 630 km, 700 km, and 730 km. Huawei’s DriveONE powertrain delivers power ranging from 230 kW to 425 kW, torque from 370 Nm to 650 Nm, and acceleration from 0-100 km/h in 3.9 to 6.6 seconds. Battery capacities range from 90 kWh to 116 kWh, with support for fast 750V charging.

Enhancing the driving experience, the Avatr 11 boasts 34 sensors and Huawei’s ADS 2.0 system for intelligent driving. It incorporates three LiDARs for all-weather perception and urban driving navigation, ensuring enhanced safety and convenience even without reliance on maps.

The Avatar brand will be introduced jointly in our market by CG Motors and the M.A.W. Group.