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Electric Bike Price in Nepal (2026)

16+ electric bikes listed

Compare electric bikes in Nepal (2026), Ultraviolette, Revolt, Super Soco, Gogoro, Pure EV and Garow. Verified specs, range, top speed, on-road price and home-charging info.

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All electric bikes in Nepal, at a glance

Every electric bike model listed in Nepal in one table, with its starting ex-showroom price, company-claimed range and body type; open a model for variants, full specs and EMI.

ModelFrom priceRange (claimed)Body type
Super Soco TCRs. 2,95,90080–160 kmMotorcycle
Revolt RV1Rs. 2,99,000100–160 kmMotorcycle
Super Soco TSxRs. 3,79,90080–160 kmMotorcycle
Pure EV ETryst 350Rs. 3,99,000140 kmMotorcycle
Revolt RV BlazeXRs. 3,99,000150 km (IDC)Motorcycle
ModelFrom priceRange (claimed)Body type
Revolt RV400Rs. 4,19,000150 km (IDC)Motorcycle
Yadea KeenessRs. 6,60,000128 kmMotorcycle
Ultraviolette X47Rs. 6,84,900211–323 km (IDC)Motorcycle
Ultraviolette F77Rs. 8,44,820323 km (IDC)Motorcycle

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest electric bike in Nepal?
The most affordable electric bike in Nepal is the Super Soco TC, priced at Rs. 2,95,900 (ex-showroom).
How many electric bikes are available in Nepal in 2026?
There are 16+ electric motorcycles available in Nepal from brands like Ultraviolette, Revolt, Super Soco, Gogoro, Pure EV and Garow. The electric motorcycle segment in Nepal is still small but growing, with new models launching every year.
Which electric bike has the longest range in Nepal?
The Ultraviolette F77 offers the longest range at 323 kms (IDC).
Are electric vehicles tax-free in Nepal?
Electric vehicles in Nepal benefit from significantly reduced customs duties and excise taxes compared to petrol/diesel vehicles. While not completely tax-free, the government incentives make EVs much more affordable. The Nepal government has been progressively increasing tax benefits to encourage EV adoption.
What is the price range of electric bikes in Nepal?
Electric bikes in Nepal range from Rs. 2,95,900 (Super Soco TC) to Rs. 10,54,900 (Ultraviolette X47). All prices are ex-showroom Nepal prices.
Are electric motorcycles legal in Nepal?
Yes, electric motorcycles are legal in Nepal and require a Category "Ka" two-wheeler license (same as petrol bikes). They follow the same road rules and registration process. Ultraviolette F77, Revolt RV400 and Super Soco models are all registered and sold through authorised dealers.
What is the fastest electric bike available in Nepal?
The Ultraviolette F77 is currently the fastest electric motorcycle sold in Nepal with a top speed of 152 km/h and 0-60 km/h in 2.9 seconds. The Revolt RV400 follows with an 85 km/h top speed, faster than most scooters but tuned for commuter use, not sport riding.
Can I charge an electric bike at home in Nepal?
Yes, every electric motorcycle sold in Nepal supports home charging via a standard 15A wall socket. A full charge takes 4-6 hours overnight and uses 3-5 units of electricity (around Rs. 35-50). Brands like Revolt and Ultraviolette also offer fast-charging options at select dealer locations.
How does an electric motorcycle compare to a petrol bike on running cost?
Electric bikes cost roughly Rs. 0.3-0.5 per km in electricity vs Rs. 2.5-4 per km for a comparable petrol motorcycle, an 85-90% saving. Over 20,000 km/year that's Rs. 50,000+ saved. Maintenance is also lower since there's no engine oil, clutch plates, spark plugs or chain (most e-bikes use belt drive).
Electric Bike Price in Nepal, Complete Guide (2026)

Nepal's electric motorcycle segment is still small but growing, with 16+ models on sale in 2026. Electric bikes sit above scooters on price and performance: most here offer 100–300 km of range, top speeds of 85–155 km/h, and removable or fast-charging packs. Running cost stays around Rs. 0.3–0.8 per km against the Rs. 2–3 per km of an equivalent petrol motorcycle, so the higher sticker price is recovered over the life of the bike.

The electric bike brands actually selling in Nepal are Ultraviolette (F77, X47), Revolt (RV400, RV1, RV1 Plus), Super Soco (CPx, TSx, TC, CUx, CU Mini), Gogoro, Pure EV and Garow. If you want a step-through commuter rather than a motorcycle, those are listed separately on our electric scooter price page.

Use our EMI calculator to estimate monthly payments, compare any two bikes side by side, and find charging stations across Nepal, or see which new EVs are launching in Nepal. All prices are ex-showroom Nepal figures.