Triumph Nepal opens Chabahil-Boudha showroom, completes nationwide expansion of four outlets in a week

KATHMANDU: Triumph Nepal has opened a new showroom, Triumph Chabahil-Boudha. This completes the rapid nationwide launch of four outlets in a single week.

The Chabahil-Boudha opening follows recent showroom launches in Dhangadhi, Dang and Hetauda. The company said this was a first for Nepal’s mid-premium motorcycle segment. The openings extend its reach from Sudurpashchim to western and central Nepal.

The new outlet on Chabahil-Boudha road is operated by authorised dealer partner Gen Pal Gears. The facility is a 3S centre that offers sales, professional servicing and genuine spare parts under one roof. The centre will serve riders in Chabahil, Boudha and neighbouring areas. Triumph said the addition of the facility will reduce the distance customers in the Kathmandu Valley must travel for sales and after-sales support.

All four new locations have been developed as full 3S destinations. The company said this will ensure geographic expansion is matched by reliable after-sales service and access to genuine parts.

Sagar Thapa, manager at Triumph Nepal, said, “The opening of Triumph Chabahil-Boudha is an important addition for our riders within Kathmandu Valley. It also completes a much bigger milestone for Triumph Nepal. Adding four complete 3S showrooms to our network within a week reflects the pace at which the Triumph community is growing across the country. Our focus is to ensure that wherever we expand, riders have access not only to our motorcycles, but also to professional service and genuine spares under one roof.”

Rohan Shahi of Gen Pal Gears said, “Triumph Chabahil-Boudha gives riders on this side of Kathmandu Valley easier access to the complete Triumph experience. As the authorised dealer partner, our aim is to provide dependable support across sales, service and genuine spares. We also want to create a destination where riders and motorcycle enthusiasts can connect with the brand and with each other.”

The company said the expansion offers existing owners, prospective buyers and enthusiasts more local opportunities to engage with the brand. It said the move strengthens the support ecosystem for riders across Nepal.