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Electric Scooter Under 1 Lakh in Nepal (2026)

There is no electric scooter under 1 lakh in Nepal right now: import-tax changes and distributor price revisions moved the last sub-Rs. 1,00,000 models above the line. The cheapest electric scooter we list is the Yadea X-Sky at Rs. 1,10,000, and the next cheapest models are shown below. This page lists a model again as soon as its official price drops under Rs. 1 lakh.

No electric scooters under Rs. 1 Lakh right now

Every electric scooter in our catalogue is currently priced above Rs. 1 Lakh. The closest options are listed just below.

Just above this budget

The cheapest electric scooters priced over Rs. 1 Lakh, in case a small stretch gets you a better fit. See all e-scooters under Rs. 1.5 Lakh.

Yadea X-Sky price in NepalElectric
Yadea X-SkyRs. 1,10,000Range: 68 km (WLTP est.)
NIU UQim price in NepalElectric
NIU UQimRs. 1,45,000Range: 38 km (WLTP est.)
Yadea M6 price in NepalElectric
Yadea M6Rs. 1,75,000Range: 76 km (WLTP est.)
Super Soco CU Mini price in NepalElectric
Super Soco CU MiniRs. 1,89,900Range: 34 km (WLTP est.)
Garow DT price in NepalElectric
Garow DTRs. 1,95,000Range: 85 km (WLTP est.)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there any electric scooter under Rs. 1 Lakh in Nepal right now?
Not at the moment. No electric scooter in our catalogue is priced under Rs. 1 Lakh today. The cheapest one we list is the Yadea X-Sky at Rs. 1,10,000, followed by the NIU UQim at Rs. 1,45,000. Both are shown in the "just above this budget" section on this page.
Why are there so few electric scooters under Rs. 1 lakh in Nepal?
Import-tax changes and distributor price revisions pushed the last sub-1-lakh electric scooters above the line. The cheapest models we list now start just above Rs. 1 lakh and are shown on this page, which updates automatically when any official price drops under Rs. 1,00,000.
Are very cheap e-scooters sold online safe to buy in Nepal?
Be careful. Low-cost imports without an authorised distributor often lack type approval, a real battery warranty and spare parts. Models sold through official dealers can be registered, number-plated and insured, which matters if you ride on main roads.
Do I need a licence for a budget electric scooter in Nepal?
Yes for almost every model. An electric scooter faster than 25 km/h needs a Category Ka two-wheeler licence and registration, the same as a petrol scooter. Genuinely low-speed models below that limit are rare in Nepal's official market.
What should I check before buying a budget electric scooter?
Look at real-world range, battery chemistry, battery warranty, charger rating and how close the nearest service centre is. Lithium-ion packs outlast lead-acid ones, and a multi-year battery warranty is a good sign. Check each scooter's price history too, because budget models are repriced often.
Electric Scooter Under 1 Lakh in Nepal, buyer's guide (2026)

Every price on this page is the ex-showroom figure from the brand's official Nepal distributor, and the list refreshes from our catalogue every hour. Models are counted once each, at their cheapest trim, so a car or bike with several variants appears at its starting price. Open any model for every variant, full specifications, colours and an EMI estimate.

Electric scooter range is the company-claimed figure; plan for 70 to 80 percent of it in real traffic, with a pillion or on hills. Charging at home costs a few tens of rupees per full charge, so the running cost is a small fraction of a petrol scooter. Check the battery warranty and service network before you buy.

Prices move with every distributor revision in 2026, so check the price history on a model's page and confirm the on-road quote with the dealer before booking. If a model you expected is missing, it has most likely been repriced above Rs. 1 Lakh; the "just above this budget" section shows the closest ones.