Nepal’s rapid embrace of electric vehicles has outpaced regulatory oversight, raising concerns about safety, environmental impact, and market fairness. With no standardized policies in place, the unchecked growth of EVs risks undermining public trust and infrastructure readiness. Experts warn that unregulated adoption could lead to long-term challenges in charging networks, battery disposal, and road safety. The lack of clear guidelines highlights a broader gap between enthusiasm and governance in the country’s transition to electric mobility.
Editorial | Nepal fell in love with EVs. It forgot to regulate them The Kathmandu Post
