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Battery health
We read the real state of health and the balance between cells, so you know how much range is left and whether a warranty claim applies.
Nepal makes most of its electricity from rivers, and a unit costs far less than a litre of petrol. Move the sliders to see what that means for your daily ride.

Defaults are typical Kathmandu figures, not official prices. EV use: about 2.2 kWh per 100 km for a scooter, 15 kWh per 100 km for a car.
We read the real state of health and the balance between cells, so you know how much range is left and whether a warranty claim applies.
EVs are heavy and instant torque eats tyres. We check tread, pressure and pads at every visit, and use regen-aware brake settings.
Loose connectors and damp ports cause slow or failed charging. We test your charger, cable and earth at the same time.