Motorola phones now available at 0 percent EMI in Nepal

Last Updated on June 21, 2025

Motorola has announced a 0 percent EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) facility on its select phones in Nepal. The facility brings up its select latest phones with installment payment for Nepali buyers.

Motorola says that customers who want to buy its phones on EMI will only have to show a copy of their citizenship document. The payment includes Rs 1,667 (the lowest) in down payment per month with no interest.

With this service, the phone maker is making an effort to capture the mind and soul of Nepali smartphone buyers. Motorola relaunched in Nepal in August 2024 via CG Mobile, its local seller. But it has already launched a host of exciting smartphones at attractive prices.

The EMI facility will remove the burden on the customer to pay for the phone in one lump sum for Motorola smartphones. Therefore, it’s an aggressive development from the company to ease up customers’ purchase of its phones.  

Motorola phones are available on EMI installment in Nepal

Motorola says that its Moto G85, G64, G45, and Edge 50 Fusion phones are available on the EMI option.

And as mentioned earlier, you only need to bring a copy of your citizenship to purchase the phone on EMI. As for purchase, you need to pay a down payment beforehand, which varies among the models.

The Moto G45 (8/128 GB) is available with Rs 9,999 in down payment and Rs 1,667 in EMI. The Moto G64 (9/128 GB) comes in at Rs 10,999 down payment and Rs 1,867 in EMI per month. The same model’s 12/256 GB variant comes at Rs 12,399 down payment and Rs 2,067 in EMI.

The Moto G85 (8/128 GB) is set at Rs 13,799 in down payment and Rs 2,300 in monthly EMI. The upper midrange phone, Moto Edge 50 Fusion, is available with a down payment of Rs 18,799 and a monthly EMI of Rs 3,133.

Find out the details of Motorola phones’ EMI payment details below in the table:

Our conclusion

EMI option is becoming mainstream in the Nepali smartphone market. Just before recent times, users would mostly have to pay a total sum while purchasing their brand-new phone. However, that has changed. It’s safe to say that Samsung Insta Finance brought that change in the smartphone EMI landscape.

Then, other phone makers followed suit. Now, realme has announced an EMI facility, while vivo has done something similar too. Motorola’s launch of the EMI service makes its phones more accessible to buyers who might have been held back by having to pay the full amount at once.

The company launches all types of phones from entry-level to upper midrange in Nepal. The EMI service makes them a much more attractive option to buy.

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What do you think of Motorola Nepal’s 0% EMI facility on phone purchase? Will you seize the offer and buy one? Do share in the comments below.