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Jagadamba Motors has introduced two electric trucks from the SACHMAN brand in Nepal. The lineup includes a 10-wheel SHACMAN Prime Mover (tractor-trailer) with a 410 kW motor, 352 kWh battery, and a claimed range of up to 250 km when carrying 40 tonnes. It supports a 160 kW charger that can fully charge the battery in around 2.5 hours. The Prime Mover is priced at NPR 2.05 crore. The second model is an electric Dump Truck (tipper), featuring a 430 kW motor and 310 kWh battery. It can carry up to 45 tonnes and offers a claimed range of around 150 km. It is priced at NPR 2.35 crore. Both trucks use HANDE XL tires and are designed to operate across Nepal’s terrain. For more Watch This video

Want 100GB+ of cloud storage for free? This video covers the best free cloud storage options, including Google Drive, iCloud, OneDrive, Box, TeraBox, MEGA, Proton Drive and more, along with their limits and important considerations.

In this video, we visit the Xiaomi Service Center at Tamrakar Complex, New Road, Kathmandu, and consult with the professionals about typical smartphone issues, mobile repair, servicing, hardware and software concerns, and the general service procedure. We also look at what consumers must be aware of before having their phones serviced and how Xiaomi phones are diagnosed and fixed at the service center. This video is for anyone who owns a Xiaomi phone and is interested in learning more about Xiaomi service centers, phone repair, and mobile servicing in Nepal.

Join this exclusive first impression and ride review of the all-new NIU FQI X 300 Electric Scooter! In this video, we dive deep into the futuristic features, design, performance, and key specifications of the NIU FQI X 300, including its powerful motor, dual battery range, built-in radar system, TCS (Traction Control System), stereo speakers, auto-hold, multiple riding modes, and smart connectivity options. We also visited the NIU Durbarmarg showroom to discuss pricing, warranty, and after-sales service with the showroom and service heads. Stay tuned for more tech reviews and first impressions! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to TechPana.

In this Tech Update, we cover the risk of internet price hikes in Nepal, sensitive data of 462,000 Nepalis allegedly being sold on the dark web, a new system for driving license printing, Nepal’s participation in a global blockchain hackathon, PUBG Mobile roster changes, research grants, Xiaomi 18 Pro and Pro Max, and Meta’s new camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio smart glasses.

Are you trying to find a strong gaming PC in Nepal ? In this video, we construct and demonstrate a 3 lakh gaming PC intended for demanding workloads, performance, and gaming. A strong processor, graphics card, RAM,SSD, motherboard, power supply, and other crucial components are all meticulously chosen for this 3 lakh gaming PC.We walk you through every step of the gaming PC build, including the PC requirements, component selection, configuration that prioritizes performance, and overall design. This video will offer you a closer look at what you can obtain with a 3 lakh budget if you're looking to construct a high-performance PC or are intending to build a gaming PC in Nepal.Watch the entire video to witness this gaming PC build, then share your thoughts with us.

A major cybersecurity investigation has uncovered thousands of customer records linked to 17 commercial banks in Nepal on the dark web. The investigation found 7,597 exposed records, with around 5,480 unique bank-account records after removing duplicates. The data reportedly includes usernames, emails, mobile numbers and passwords, raising serious concerns about password reuse, phishing and the security of digital banking and recruitment portals. Watch the full report to understand how the data was exposed and what customers can do to stay safe.

Kathmandu is moving one step closer to cleaner and safer internet infrastructure. Underground internet cable installation is nearing completion in some areas, including the Shantinagar-Maitighar road corridor. ISPAN has been working on underground cabling across Kathmandu for the past year. In this video, we explore how the project is being carried out and what it means for internet users and the city.

Is AI becoming too powerful for humans to control? From AI safety warnings and autonomous systems to biological weapons concerns and automated cyberattacks, fears around advanced AI are growing worldwide. In this video, we explore why experts, AI companies and governments are debating the risks and what could be done to make AI development safer.

In this TechPana Tech Update, TechPana marks its seventh anniversary and enters its eighth year. We also cover a compensation ruling against Classic Tech, new EV registration rules outside Kathmandu Valley, the government’s new Road Suggestion App, innovation centers at universities, Nomads Basecamp 2026 in Pokhara, and a court ruling holding Meta responsible for fake ads on Instagram and Facebook.