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NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal (NADA), the governing body of automobile dealers in Nepal, has submitted a 7-point recommendation to the Ministry of Finance regarding electric vehicles for the upcoming budget, while also seeking a reduction in customs duty on parts used in electric vehicles.
The automobile body has also suggested Finance Minister Prakash Sharan Mahat to ease the process of obtaining necessary compliances/approvals from government departments regarding the setup of necessary infrastructures.
2. The government should increase the number of organized and safe charging stations in the necessary places. The government should develop it as a separate business model and work together with the private sector on building such models.
4. As the charging tariff rate set by Nepal Electricity Authority is high, it should be reduced accordingly. And, there should be different charging tariffs for cities and highways.
6. The government should make the necessary policy related to battery disposal, as the import of low-quality electric vehicles especially motorcycles, will create a problem in the near future.
7. A certain quality standard should be set for battery disposal and EV repair workshops.