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Crossfire Tracker 250 Price in Nepal

The Crossfire Tracker 250 costs Rs. 4.10 Lakh ex-showroom in Nepal (last updated 21 Sep 2026). It has a 223cc petrol engine and a claimed 30 kmpl ARAI mileage.

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Crossfire

Tracker 250


Rs. 4.10 Lakh

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Monthly EMI

Rs. 11,352

/month · 2yr @ 10%

Down Payment40%

Rs. 1,64,000

Crossfire Tracker 250

Rs. 4.10 Lakh

Crossfire Tracker 250 Key Specifications

Engine

223 cc

Power

19.4 Bhp

Mileage

30 kmpl (ARAI)

Fuel Type

Petrol

Torque

17Nm@6000rpm

Top Speed

110 km/h

Transmission

6-speed

Drive Type

Chain

Seats

2 Seats

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Our verdict

Good

Score 7.0 out of 10

The Crossfire Tracker 250 is a dirt bike with 223cc, 19.4 bhp and a standout 350mm ground clearance, far higher than street-focused peers like the Pulsar NS160 or Yamaha FZ.

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Overview

Crossfire Tracker 250 Price & Specifications in Nepal

The Crossfire Tracker 250 price in Nepal is Rs. 4.10 Lakh as of 2026. It runs a 223cc petrol engine, 30 kmpl ARAI claimed mileage, 6-speed.

Crossfire delivers the Crossfire Tracker 250 through authorised dealers in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Pokhara, Chitwan, with typical EMI from approximately Rs. 11,352 per month over a 2-year tenure at 10% interest with 40% down (60% loan-to-value).

Crossfire Tracker 250 Powertrain & Performance
Engine223cc petrol
Power 19.4 Bhp
Torque17Nm@6000rpm
Gearbox6-speed · Chain
Top Speed110 km/h
Mileage30 kmpl (ARAI)
Annual Road TaxRs. 6,500 (Bagmati, FY 2083/84)
Crossfire Tracker 250 Dimensions & Capacity
Wheelbase1465 mm
Ground Clearance350 mm
Seating2-seater dirt
Fuel Tank7.5 L

Key features of the Crossfire Tracker 250 in Nepal: ABS.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 223cc engine delivers 19.4 bhp, more power than most 150-160cc rivals in this price band
  • 350mm ground clearance is exceptional, over twice that of street bikes like the FZ or Pulsar NS160
  • 6-speed transmission and dual-purpose tyres suit both off-road trails and highway runs
  • Full-LED lighting with circular DRL and digital LCD cluster are proper kit for Rs 4.10 lakh
  • ABS and slipper clutch add safety and control on loose or broken surfaces

Cons

  • Priced at Rs 4.10 lakh, costlier than the Pulsar NS 200 FI-ABS which makes 20.5 bhp for Rs 4.02 lakh
  • Unknown brand reputation means service network, spare parts availability and resale value are question marks
  • 950mm seat height will challenge shorter riders, especially in stop-start Kathmandu traffic
  • 7.5-litre fuel tank is small for a dual-purpose bike, limits range on longer trips
Specifications

Crossfire Tracker 250 Specifications

Full technical specifications.

Key specs

Engine

223 cc

Fuel Type

Petrol

Mileage

30 kmpl (ARAI)

Power

19.4 Bhp

Torque

17Nm@6000rpm

Top Speed

110 km/h

Transmission

6-speed

Drive Type

Chain

Seats

2 Seats

Performance & Engine

Displacement

223 cc

Max Power

19.4 Bhp

Max Torque

17Nm@6000rpm

Top Speed

110 km/h

Fuel Type

Petrol

Mileage (ARAI)

30 kmpl

Transmission & Drivetrain

Gearbox

6-speed

Clutch Type

Wet multi-plate

Dimensions & Weight

Wheelbase

1465 mm

Ground Clearance

350 mm

Capacities

Fuel Tank

7.5 L

Ownership Costs

Annual Road Tax

Rs. 6,500 (Bagmati)
Features

Crossfire Tracker 250 Features

Features and equipment on this variant.

available on variant

Safety

ABS / Stability

Available

LED Headlight

Available

Lighting

Full-LED lighting with circular DRL

Available

Technology (other)

USB charging

Available

Other

Digital LCD cluster

Available

Reinforced steel frame

Available

Dual-purpose tyres

Available

240mm ground clearance

Available

Expert Analysis

Our verdict, ratings by area, and what stands out.

7.0

Good

3.5 / 5

The Crossfire Tracker 250 is a dirt bike with 223cc, 19.4 bhp and a standout 350mm ground clearance, far higher than street-focused peers like the Pulsar NS160 or Yamaha FZ. Its 6-speed gearbox, reinforced frame and dual-purpose tyres suit Nepal's broken roads and off-road trails. At Rs 4.10 lakh, it costs more than the quicker Pulsar NS 200 but offers genuine dirt capability. The brand's weak service network and uncertain resale are risks.

Buy the Tracker 250 if you need high ground clearance and off-road ability for rural or hilly rides, but established brands offer better value for pure street use.

  • Off-road and trail riding
  • Rural or hilly terrain commutes

Ratings by area

  • Performance8/10
  • Efficiency6/10
  • Comfort7/10
  • Safety7/10
  • Value6/10
  • Brand & service5/10

Pros

  • 223cc engine delivers 19.4 bhp, more power than most 150-160cc rivals in this price band
  • 350mm ground clearance is exceptional, over twice that of street bikes like the FZ or Pulsar NS160
  • 6-speed transmission and dual-purpose tyres suit both off-road trails and highway runs
  • Full-LED lighting with circular DRL and digital LCD cluster are proper kit for Rs 4.10 lakh
  • ABS and slipper clutch add safety and control on loose or broken surfaces

Cons

  • Priced at Rs 4.10 lakh, costlier than the Pulsar NS 200 FI-ABS which makes 20.5 bhp for Rs 4.02 lakh
  • Unknown brand reputation means service network, spare parts availability and resale value are question marks
  • 950mm seat height will challenge shorter riders, especially in stop-start Kathmandu traffic
  • 7.5-litre fuel tank is small for a dual-purpose bike, limits range on longer trips
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What is the price of Crossfire Tracker 250 in Nepal?
The Crossfire Tracker 250 is priced at Rs. 4.10 Lakh (ex-showroom) in Nepal (2026). Final on-road price varies with registration, insurance and accessories.
What engine does the Crossfire Tracker 250 have?
The Crossfire Tracker 250 is powered by a 223cc petrol engine producing 19.4 Bhp and 17Nm@6000rpm of torque.
What is the annual road tax for Crossfire Tracker 250 in Nepal?
The annual road tax for the Crossfire Tracker 250 is Rs. 6,500 a year in Bagmati Province, set by its 223cc engine under the FY 2083/84 provincial Finance Act. Other provinces charge differently; see the vehicle tax in Nepal page for every province.
What transmission does the Crossfire Tracker 250 have?
The Crossfire Tracker 250 comes with a 6-speed gearbox and Chain drivetrain.
What is the top speed of the Crossfire Tracker 250?
The Crossfire Tracker 250 has a top speed of 110 km/h.
What is the ground clearance of the Crossfire Tracker 250?
The Crossfire Tracker 250 has a ground clearance of 350 mm and a wheelbase of 1465 mm.
What is the seating capacity of the Crossfire Tracker 250?
The Crossfire Tracker 250 is a 2-seater motorcycle.
What is the fuel tank capacity of the Crossfire Tracker 250?
The Crossfire Tracker 250 has a 7.5-litre fuel tank.
What is the drive type of the Crossfire Tracker 250?
The Crossfire Tracker 250 features a Chain drivetrain, delivering 19.4 Bhp and 17Nm@6000rpm of torque.
What is the EMI for Crossfire Tracker 250 in Nepal?
The estimated EMI for Crossfire Tracker 250 at Rs. 4.10 Lakh with 40% down (60% financing) over 2 years at 10% interest is approximately Rs. 11,352 per month. Use our EMI calculator for exact figures based on your down payment and tenure.
Where can I buy Crossfire Tracker 250 in Nepal?
You can buy the Crossfire Tracker 250 through authorized Crossfire dealerships in Nepal. Contact the nearest showroom in Kathmandu or major cities for test drives, pricing, and availability.

Crossfire offers a range of petrol vehicles in Nepal. The Crossfire Tracker 250 is one of their popular models, available in 1 variant.

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