Electric Scooter Under 1.5 Lakh in Nepal (2026)
Best value electric scooters in Nepal under Rs. 1,50,000, wider range of models with better specs & range.
3+ scooters listed · Updated June 14, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest electric scooter in Nepal?
The most affordable electric scooter in Nepal is the Yadea X-Sky, priced at Rs. 1,10,000 (ex-showroom).
How many electric scooters are available in Nepal in 2026?
There are 3+ electric scooters available in Nepal from 15+ brands including Ather, NIU, Yadea, TVS, Segway, Pure EV, Bajaj Chetak and more. New models launch every quarter.
Which electric scooter 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 scooters in Nepal?
Electric scooters in Nepal range from Rs. 1,10,000 (Yadea X-Sky) to Rs. 8,44,820 (Ultraviolette F77). All prices are ex-showroom Nepal prices.
What is the best electric scooter in Nepal?
The best electric scooter in Nepal depends on your needs. For daily commuting, the Ather 450X and TVS iQube offer great range and features. For budget buyers, NIU and Yadea scooters start under Rs. 3 lakhs. The Bajaj Chetak and Segway round out the premium choices.
How much does it cost to charge an electric scooter in Nepal?
Charging an electric scooter in Nepal costs approximately Rs. 20-50 for a full charge at home (depending on battery size). This gives 60-150 km of range, making the running cost around Rs. 0.5-1 per km, significantly cheaper than petrol scooters.
Do electric scooters require a license in Nepal?
Yes, electric scooters with a top speed above 25 km/h require a valid driving license in Nepal. Most electric scooters sold in Nepal fall in this category. You need at least a Category "Ka" (scooter/motorcycle) license.
What is the battery life of electric scooters in Nepal?
Most electric scooter batteries in Nepal last 3-5 years or 40,000-80,000 km before significant degradation. Lithium-ion batteries retain about 80% capacity after 3 years of regular use. Many brands offer 3-5 year battery warranties.
Electric Scooter Price in Nepal, Complete Guide (2026)
Nepal's electric scooter market is growing rapidly with 3+ models available from 15+ brands in 2026. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly EV scooter under Rs. 2 lakhs or a premium electric bike with 150+ km range, EV News Nepal helps you compare all electric scooter prices in Nepal, specifications, range, charging time and running cost side by side. Most models offer 70–150 km per charge, charge fully at home in 4–8 hours, and cost as little as Rs. 0.3–0.8 per km to run , far cheaper than the Rs. 2–3 per km of equivalent petrol scooters.
Popular electric scooter brands in Nepal include Ather (450X, 450S, Rizta, 450 Apex), NIU (NQi GT, MQi Sport, Gova series), Yadea (G5, G6, C1S, EPOC, E8S Pro, S-Like), TVS (iQube with multiple battery options), Revolt (RV400, RV1, RV1 Plus), Segway (E100, E125, N100), Super Soco (CPx, TSx, TC, CUx, CU Mini), Pure EV, Bajaj Chetak and Ultraviolette F77. Nepal's EV-friendly tax structure makes electric two-wheelers significantly more affordable than petrol alternatives, and brands like Ather and Revolt offer water-resistant designs well-suited to Nepal's monsoon roads.
Use our EMI calculator to estimate monthly payments, compare any two scooters side by side, and find charging stations across Nepal. Browse scooters under Rs. 1 lakh, under Rs. 1.5 lakh or under Rs. 2 lakh by budget, or check the upcoming EVs launching in Nepal. All prices are updated daily with ex-showroom Nepal figures.