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Here is the latest price list of Motorola mobile phones in Nepal, they have gained attention due to their clean software and reliable build at affordable prices.
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Motorola is one of the names in the mobile industry that we have heard for a very long time, being the first to invent the first commercial handheld phone back in 1973. In Nepal, Motorola phones are distributed through CG Mobiles, bringing official warranty and authorised after-sales support. Motorola’s mobile phone lineup goes from its foldable Razr series and premium Edge series down to the popular G series, which consists of entry-to-mid-range phones. The common thing in each tier is the clean software close to Android, a large battery, and dependable everyday performance rather than the camera and other features.
Model | Price (NPR) |
| Motorola Moto G06 Power | 24,999 |
| Motorola Moto G35 5G | 30,699 |
| Motorola Moto G57 Power | 37,499 |
| Motorola Moto G96 5G | 44,999 |
All the phones that we have in our lineup at the GBN Store belong to the Moto G series, and the naming carries meaning worth understanding before making a purchase. The G06 Power is the entry point to the series with a 6.88” display, MediaTek Helio G81 Ultra chipset and a large 7000mAh battery, but with a modest 18W charging. The G35 5G stays at an upper position with a sharp 120Hz display and Motorola’s signature vegan-leather finish powered by the Unisoc T760 chipset but with a 5000mAh battery. The power suffix in the G06 Power and the G57 Power shows that they are Motorola’s battery-focused mobile phones, and the G57 takes it much more seriously with the massive 7000mAh silicon-carbon battery paired with the Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 chipset and a smooth 120Hz FHD+ display for buyers who want multiday endurance over anything else. However, the G96 5G stays at the top of our lineup and is the most complete phone here, coming with the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset, a 144Hz P-OLED display, IP68 water resistance and a 50MP OIS-stabilized main camera. This Motorola phone is the clear pick for you if overall performance and camera matter to you more than battery life.
The Razr series is Motorola’s foldable flagship line, reviving the iconic Razr flip-phone brand in a modern foldable form. The current fold versions fold phones vertically into a compact square, with a large cover display on the outside for quick tasks without opening the phone and a full main screen for everything else. This is one of the most distinctive designs in the smartphone market today, but at GBN Store we do not have any Razr models.
The Edge series is the premium flagship lineup sitting above the G series in both price and performance, the closest thing Motorola makes on par with Samsung’s S series or OnePlus’s numbered line. These phones typically have curved-edge pOLED displays, top-tier Snapdragon chipsets, fast charging and an advanced camera system with telephoto zoom. They are built with premium metal-and-glass construction compared to the G series, which uses plastic builds. However, we do not have any Edge models on the GBN Store.
My UX is the interface that every phone in this lineup runs on, and it is layered on top of near-stock Android with minimal bloatware. This is a genuine differentiation from many competing brands that pack their software with pre-installed apps. MY UX adds specific features such as Moto Gestures like the chop-chop for flashlight and the twist-twist for camera. They also have a personalised style engine for themes and wallpapers and Moto Secure for privacy settings. All these features are optimised to keep the experience close to Google, meaning updates feel lighter and more consistent.
Motorola has branded ThinkShield as part of its security, and it is most commonly associated with Motorola and Lenovo’s enterprise and business device security. It provides 360-degree protection starting from the supply chain and hardware up to the operating system, featuring a hardware root of trust, AI-based threat defence, and remote management tools for business.
Ready For is Motorola’s feature that lets you connect your phone to a larger screen such as a TV, monitor or PC to use in a desktop-style interface, stream content or work in a bigger display, which is similar in concept to Samsung DeX. Likewise, Smart Connect is something that lets you use the phone’s camera, notifications, and file sharing directly from a connected Windows PC without the need for cables.
The Moto G96 5G is our newest and most advanced arrival in the year 2026, which has Motorola’s sharpest display, best camera and most capable chipset.
As of now, we do not have any confirmation of the next Motorola model beyond the current G96 5G heading to Nepal. We will update this section the moment we hear about the new launch rather than speculating ahead.
Two phones from our lineup, the Moto G35 5G and the Moto G96 5G, support 5G, while the G06 Power and G57 Power only have 4G. This is worth checking carefully if 5G connectivity and future-proofing matter in your purchasing decisions.
The Moto G06 Power is the only option in this price range, costing you NPR 24,999. This phone has a 7000mAh battery, which is the largest for any phone at this price, which makes it a strong pick if all-day battery life matters more to you than raw performance or camera quality.
In this price range, we have got the half of our lineup with the Moto G35 5G (NPR 30,699) and the Moto G57 Power (NPR 37,499). The G35 5G brings in 5G connectivity and a sharper 120Hz display into this range, while the G57 Power doubles the battery life with its 7000mAh silicon-carbon cell, although it only has 4G. If future-proofing is what you want, go for the G35, and if battery life is what you ant the G57 Power is your best choice in this range.
The Moto G96 5G is the most expensive phone in our lineup, priced at NPR 44,999, and it is the most well-rounded phone here. It has a 144Hz P-OLED display, Ip68 water resistance and a 50MP OIS camera, which is the phone to choose if you want the best overall experience Motorola has to offer.
If you are someone who wants dependable everyday use without extending your budget, the Moto G35 5G is the best phone for you. The 5G connectivity, a smooth 120Hz display and Motorola’s clean My UX software at an accessible price. If battery is what you want, the Moto G57 Power or G06 Power both have massive 7000mAh batteries built to comfortably outlast a full day of heavy use.
Even though we do not have a specific Motorola mobile phone for gaming, some of the phones in this lineup can deliver a reasonable gaming experience to buyers. The Moto G96 5G, which runs on the Snapdragon 6s Gen 2 chipset with a 144Hz display, is the top performer for mobile gaming, and it can handle popular titles smoothly at high settings. The Moto G57 Power powered by the Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 and G35 5G with Unisoc T760, can handle casual to mid-level gaming without issues. However, we can also see the G06 power being capable of handling light gaming.
If you are someone who wants the best all-round value, the Moto G35 5G is the smartest pick in the lineup. The 5G connection, smooth display, and dependable performance are all packed together at a reasonable price. For buyers who prioritise battery life above other factors, consider phones from the Power series. However, if you want the best performance from Motorola, the Moto G96 5G is the clear top pick with the best camera, display and performance in this lineup.
Every Motorola phone purchased from the GBN Store comes with full manufacturer warranty coverage, which is backed up by CG Mobiles. So, you get genuine parts and authorised repair support and warranty claims without any hassle.
GBN Store offer EMI on Motorola phones through Hulas Finserv at 0% interest. We need to pay a minimum down payment of 40% up to 80% as maximum, and the rest is paid in tenures of 1,4,8, or 12 months. Doing EMI for mobile phones is one of the smartest choices where you can get the mobile today while paying for it slowly.
If you have any problems regarding your phone, CG Mobiles operates Motorola's official service center and warranty claims in Nepal, which is located at:
No, there are no Motorola mobile phones under NPR 20,000, the closest phone comes in at NPR 24,999.
The batteries of Motorola phones are generally good and last for more than a day.
CG Mobiles is Motorola's official distributor in Nepal, providing authorized warranty and service support after sales.
Yes, the mid-range and high-end models can generally handle gaming nicely.
The Moto G57 Power and Moto G06 Power, both with 7000mAh batteries, lead this lineup for battery endurance.
No, we do not have it in the GBN as of now, but Motorola’s Razr foldable line exists globally.
No, all the phones in our current lineup do not have curved displays.