Bajaj Introduces Exciting Swap Carnival in Kathmandu

If you're a two-wheeler lover in Nepal, this week might just be the perfect time to upgrade your ride.

Bajaj, one of Nepal’s most trusted and dominant motorcycle brands, has officially launched the Bajaj Grand Xchange Carnival, an all-out celebration of motorcycling, innovation, and smart upgrades. The event, held at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu from September 19 to 24, 2025 (Ashoj 3–8), isn’t just another bike fair. It’s a full-fledged value-driven festival designed for those who want to exchange their old bikes for a brand-new Bajaj, with unmatched perks and an experience-first atmosphere.

But this carnival isn’t just about discounts and trade-ins. It’s about raising the bar for customer service, bringing technology and entertainment under one roof, and showing what modern mobility looks like in the heart of Kathmandu.

The Exchange Offer: Hassle-Free and Heavily Rewarding

At the center of the carnival is a bold, customer-first promise: Bajaj will accept your old motorcycle, any brand, any model, and cover any pending fines and taxes to make your exchange stress-free.

The setup includes 22+ expert valuation professionals on-site, ensuring your bike gets an accurate, fair market value. To further sweeten the deal, Bajaj is offering:

• Rs. 10,000 extra above market valuation

• Exclusive cash discounts

• Free bike accessories

• Daily Lucky Draws with a chance to win Rs. 50,000

For anyone who has been holding off on upgrading due to bureaucratic hurdles or unclear pricing, this is the event where those worries disappear. It’s transparent, direct, and designed to put more value in the hands of the rider.

Entertainment and Brand Experiences

What truly sets this event apart is the immersive environment Bajaj has created. This is not just a commercial push; it’s an experience. From product exploration to interactive zones, every corner of the carnival is designed to keep both the bike enthusiast and the casual visitor engaged.

The Bajaj Premier League is one of the event's biggest crowd-pullers, bringing the thrill of cricket into the mix, a smart move that taps into the twin passions of many Nepali youth: bikes and cricket. The fusion of these two is not just playful branding, it’s experiential marketing done right.

Chetak Experience Zone

One of the most forward-looking corners of the carnival is the Chetak Experience Zone, a dedicated section for Bajaj’s electric scooter lineup.

Here, visitors get a close-up look at Bajaj Chetak, the company’s flagship electric vehicle that represents a cleaner, smarter future for urban commuting. This zone does more than display a product, it lets potential buyers feel, test, and imagine what life with an electric two-wheeler could look like in Kathmandu’s evolving transport landscape.

For a city battling pollution, rising fuel costs, and dense traffic, the push towards electric mobility could not be more timely. Bajaj is using this platform not just to sell but to educate, and that makes this a significant step in shaping consumer mindsets in Nepal.

Why This Event Matters: More Than a Marketing Move

In the current landscape of Nepal's auto market, consumer hesitation often stems from complexity, valuation confusion, paperwork overload, or lack of trust in exchange schemes. Bajaj’s Grand Xchange Carnival breaks those barriers.

• It provides clarity through professional valuation.

• It provides support by clearing fines and taxes.

• It provides value through cash discounts and accessories.

• And most importantly, it provides trust, by doing all of this in the open, in an event anyone can walk into.

From a tech-industry perspective, this isn’t just a promotional event. It reflects a growing consumer-first philosophy in Nepal’s mobility sector. Bajaj isn’t just selling bikes, they’re reimagining how people buy them.

Conclusion

The Bajaj Grand Xchange Carnival represents the kind of local activation that balances commercial success with genuine consumer value. At a time when most brands are focusing on digital-only promotions, Bajaj’s physical presence at Bhrikutimandap, paired with smart experiential zones and financial incentives, is a strong reminder of how offline events still carry major influence in markets like Nepal.

Whether you’re an everyday commuter looking to upgrade, a biking enthusiast exploring your next ride, or someone just curious about the electric future, this event has something tailored for you.

The doors are open until Ashoj 8 (September 24), and if Bajaj’s history in Nepal is any indication, walking in might just be the best move you make all week.