Electric Scooter Price in Nepal
Prices last updated: April 30, 2026
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Electric Scooters in Nepal 2026 — Complete Buyer's Guide
The EV scooter market in Nepal is expanding rapidly in 2026, offering 55+ models from 12+ brands with prices starting under Rs. 1.5 lakhs. Popular choices feature long range (up to 250+ km on some models), quick charging, and running costs as low as Rs. 0.5 per km — making electric scooters the smartest choice for Nepal's city commuters.
Popular EV Scooter Brands in Nepal (2026)
- Ather Energy: High-performance scooters — 450X, 450S, Rizta, 450 Apex
- NIU: Smart connected e-scooters — NQi GT, MQi Sport, Gova series
- Yadea: Affordable and reliable — G5, G6, C1S, EPOC, E8S Pro, S-Like
- TVS: Popular iQube series with multiple battery options
- Revolt: Performance bikes — RV400, RV1, RV1 Plus
- Super Soco: Premium options — CPx, TSx, TC, CUx, CU Mini
- Segway: Durable commuter scooters — E100, E125, N100
- Others: Pure EV, Bajaj Chetak, Ultraviolette F77, GAROW
Budget Electric Scooters Under Rs. 2.5 Lakhs (2026)
- TVS Orbiter (Rs. 92,250): 86 km range
- Yadea E8S Pro (Rs. 1,85,000): 150 km range
- Garow DT (Rs. 1,95,000): 100 km range
- Gogoro Crossover GX 250 (Rs. 2,29,900): 170 km range
- TVS iQube (Rs. 2,17,000): 75 km range
- Yadea EPOC (Rs. 2,35,000): 125 km range
- Pure EV ETrance Plus (Rs. 1,99,999): 90 km range
Mid-Range Electric Scooters Rs. 2.5–5 Lakhs (2026)
- Ather 450X (Rs. 3,99,999): 161 km range
- Ather 450 Apex (Rs. 5,00,000): 157 km range
- Ather 450S (Rs. 3,64,999): 126 km range
- Ather Rizta (Rs. 2,94,900): 123 km range
- Bajaj Chetak (Rs. 3,24,900): 153 km range
Premium Electric Scooters Above Rs. 5 Lakhs (2026)
- Ather 450 Apex (Rs. 5,00,000): 157 km range
- Ultraviolette F77 (Rs. 8,44,820): 323 km range
- Gogoro Pulse (Rs. 6,25,000): 130 km range
- Super Soco CPx (Rs. 5,99,900): 200 km range
Key Considerations for EV Scooters in Nepal
- Price Range: Budget scooters under Rs. 2 lakhs to premium models above Rs. 5 lakhs
- Range: Most models offer 70–150 km per charge, suitable for daily city commuting
- Charging: Home charging in 4–8 hours, some models support fast charging and portable batteries
- Running Cost: Rs. 0.3–0.8 per km — significantly cheaper than petrol scooters (Rs. 2–3/km)
- Maintenance: No oil changes, no clutch plates — minimal maintenance compared to petrol
- Durability: Brands like Ather and Revolt offer water-resistant designs suitable for monsoon
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