Garow DT-86 Max: 250 km Range Claimed on a Single Charge
Key Takeaways
- Claimed range of up to 250 km on a single charge
- 72V / 110Ah graphene battery (~7.9 kWh) — among the largest in its class
- 2,500W (4,500W peak) BLDC hub motor, ~90 km/h top speed
- 220 mm disc brakes front & rear; ~5-hour full charge
- Priced at Rs. 3,65,000, distributed in Nepal by Parimita / Classic Wheels
The Garow DT-86 Max is the newest long-range electric scooter to reach Nepal, and its headline promise is hard to ignore: the company claims a range of up to 250 km on a single charge. Distributed locally by Parimita Investment (Classic Wheels), the DT-86 Max is Garow's flagship model, slotting in above the existing DT-13B and DT-31A in the brand's Nepal line-up.
250 km on a single charge — what powers the claim
The DT-86 Max is built around a large 72V / 110Ah graphene battery (roughly 7.9 kWh), one of the biggest packs on any commuter e-scooter sold in Nepal. That capacity is what lets Garow advertise a single-charge range of up to 250 km. As with every electric two-wheeler, real-world range depends on rider weight, terrain, load and the riding mode you choose — expect the highest figures in Eco mode on flat city roads, and less on Kathmandu's hills or at sustained high speed.
Driving the scooter is a BLDC hub motor rated at 2,500W with a 4,500W peak, good for a claimed top speed of about 90 km/h. The big battery takes roughly 5 hours to charge from empty to full on a standard home socket.
Key specifications
| Specification | Garow DT-86 Max |
|---|---|
| Battery | 72V / 110Ah Graphene (~7.9 kWh) |
| Motor | BLDC hub, 2,500W rated / 4,500W peak |
| Claimed range | Up to 250 km per charge |
| Top speed | ~90 km/h |
| Charging time | ~5 hours (0–100%) |
| Brakes | 220 mm disc, front & rear |
| Suspension | Hydraulic (front) / dual spring shock (rear) |
| Price in Nepal | Rs. 3,65,000 |
Design, brakes and comfort
The DT-86 Max wears a sharp, muscular body with a sculpted apron, LED lighting and a step-through commuter layout with a pillion backrest. Stopping power comes from 220 mm disc brakes at both ends, while a hydraulic front fork and twin rear spring shocks handle ride comfort. It seats two and is aimed at riders who want maximum range without stepping up to a car.
Price and availability in Nepal
The Garow DT-86 Max is priced at Rs. 3,65,000 and is available through Garow's Nepal distributor. At that price it competes directly with other long-range lithium and graphene commuter scooters, undercutting many while offering one of the largest battery packs in its class. You can see the full, always-updated spec sheet on our Garow DT-86 Max price in Nepal page.
Should you believe the 250 km number?
Manufacturer range claims are measured under ideal conditions, so treat 250 km as a best-case ceiling rather than a daily guarantee. Even at a conservative real-world estimate, the DT-86 Max's 110Ah pack should comfortably cover several days of typical city commuting between charges — which is the real appeal of a battery this size.
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