Nepal’s very first chauffeured service

chauffeur service

Nine Nepal, an investment company established by nine Nepali businessmen, including a banker, travel and tour operators and vehicle dealers, has started what it calls Nepal´s first ´organized´ chauffeured four-wheeler rental service.

“Unlike most rental companies, all vehicles will be brand new,” Santoo Shrestha, managing director of the company, said at a press meet  on Wednesday.

“This will be a very professionally managed service. We are introducing an interactive website quoting our rates and also develop efficient fleet management software.”

BMW 7 series

Nine Nepal´s fleet will include Suzuki Swift Dezire sedans, Nissan Sunny SuperSaloons and Tidas, super luxury cars like Cefiro, MUV´s like Mahindra Xylo, SUVs like KIA Sorento and Nissan Patrol to ultra luxury cars like a BMW 7 Series.

According to Shrestha, the company has already invested Rs 30 million and plans to have 100 vehicles by the end of the current fiscal year.

All vehicles will be driven by trained chauffeurs, who have been recruited after a tough screening process, and the rent will include the cost of the driver, vehicle and fuel, according to the company.

Nissan_Tiida

While rental charges start from Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,500 a day (eight hours), renting the BMW will cost around US$ 350 a day (eight hours). Rental charges are also divided into shifts of 9 am to 5 pm, 5 pm to 9 pm and 9 pm to 9 am, with the evening and night rental charges being higher. The charges will be fixed to a minimum number of kilometers and packages for longer duration or distance will also be offered.

The company aims to target tourists, visitors of diplomatic missions and INGOs, as well as Nepali customers, including corporate clients to those who need a ride to the outlaying parts of the country or even to go to a party.

chauffeur at service

“People who have sent their car for repairs or servicing or have a relative or friend visiting and need a car avail our service,” Shrestha said, adding that the company is also looking at wooing hotels.

“We will take care of their guest´s transportation management so that they can concentrate on what they do best — hospitality.”


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11 Responses to “Nepal’s very first chauffeured service”

  1. Jhalak says:

    hoina, nepal le ta chado chado phadko marna thalyo ni ke ho?

  2. Healthy_Life777 says:

    looks like Nepal means only KTM…no offense to KTM citizens or fans..

  3. bishek says:

    yah! healthy life is right. but these kinds of service entering in NEPAL is quite good enough, cuz it will benefit various people from various sector who is helplessly needing this facility.

  4. raphael scott says:

    Hello,
    My name is Raphael Scott I would be in your country for a seven days business meeting with 10 people. Do you have any vehicle or vehicles we could use during the period of our stay. The vehicle(s) would needed during on the following dates:
    ARRIVAL DATE: 23TH APRIL 2010
    DEPARTURE DATE: 30TH APRIL 2010
    Remember our movement basically from airport to hotel and venue conference, about 20 miles within the vicinity.
    Your duty is only to arrange vehicles and drivers that will contain 10 people for seven days.
    We would be happy if you could provide us with any of the following 2 mini buses , 2 sedans, 8 to 16 cheater bus or a Limousine. Let know a quote or estimate for the seven days. We would need the car with a driver. I would send a deposit via credit card details as soon as this booking is confirmed. I hope you do accept credit cards?
    Kindly email me if you have availability on those dates, also tell me the area you operate in your country. Kindly confirm this booking with the vehicle details and total cost for the 7 days.

    Best Regards
    Raphael Scott

    • Santosh Ranjitkar says:

      Mr. Scott,

      Have you already made arrangements for your trip to Nepal or are you still looking for car rental services? We don’t have limousine services yet in Nepal, but 12 seater buses can be arranged. Sedans can also be arranged, but you would need 3 sedans to accommodate 10 guests. Do let me know if you require our services, after which we can arrange for the needful.

      Regards,

      Santosh Ranjitkar

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