Kathmandu – Foton brought some serious power to NADA Auto Show this year, and MAW Vriddhi, under the MAW Group of Companies, made sure everyone saw it. Alongside the buzz around the Tunland G7, the spotlight fell on three standout models: the Tunland V9, Tunland G7, and the all-electric eTunland.

What Sets These Models Apart

• Tunland V9 is built tough — a hybrid pickup made for rugged roads, adventure trips, or heavy-duty work. It offers the strength and durability people expect from a vehicle meant to perform in all conditions.
• Tunland G7, already well-loved by drivers here, combines comfort and style. It’s got a refined interior, solid drivability, and a look that turns heads.
• eTunland takes things in a more eco-friendly direction. Fully electric, it shows Foton’s shift towards cleaner mobility, while still keeping that signature Tunland performance.

Why MAW Vriddhi Matters

MAW Vriddhi is Nepal’s official distributor for Foton, bringing the brand’s commercial, passenger, and new-energy vehicles into the country. As part of the MAW Group of Companies, they’re not just importing cars — they’re building a network of reliable after-sales service, strong support, and a reputation for delivering quality and innovation across Nepal.

The showcase makes clear that Foton, via MAW Vriddhi, isn’t just about selling vehicles; it’s about offering options — from rugged hybrids to sleek EVs — and setting higher standards for what motorists in Nepal can expect. If you’re at NADA, these Tunland models are some of the ones worth stopping by.