Electric scooters in Nepal have moved from niche products to a full category with dozens of active models across commuter, premium, and battery-swapping segments. EV Nepal currently tracks 39+ electric scooter and e-bike models in Nepal for 2026, with prices ranging from about Rs. 1,10,000 to Rs. 5,99,900. The available brands include Ampere, Ather, Bajaj, Garow, NIU, Pure EV, Segway, Super Soco, TVS, Yadea, Zeeho, and more.
This guide focuses on the most relevant scooters currently visible in Nepal’s public market listings, plus the upcoming Hero Vida scooters expected to enter Nepal. Where battery chemistry or exact variant details were not clearly stated on the public page, I have marked them as N/S. Public pricing can change by showroom, offer period, and battery/swapping plan.
Best Electric Scooter Brands in Nepal Right Now
The strongest scooter categories in Nepal in 2026 are:
- City commuter scooters such as Ampere Magnus Neo, TVS iQube, NIU FX Citi, and Yadea S-Like.
- Premium connected scooters such as Ather 450X, Zeeho AE8, NIU MQi GT, and Yadea Keeness.
- Battery-swapping scooters such as Gogoro JEGO and Gogoro CrossOver GX250.
- Value-and-range focused scooters such as Garow DT60 and some Yadea and Ampere models.
- Upcoming Hero Vida EV scooters, which are expected to expand the Nepal market further.
Electric Scooter Price in Nepal 2026: Detailed Brand-wise List
Ather
Ather remains one of the most premium and technology-rich EV scooter brands in Nepal. EV Nepal lists the Ather 450 series and Rizta variants among current market options.
- Ather 450S: Rs. 3,24,999; 2.9 kWh battery; 5.4 kW peak / 3.3 kW rated; advanced lithium-ion battery; connected touchscreen, navigation, and fast-charging support.
- Ather 450X LR: Rs. 3,64,999; 2.9 kWh battery; 126 km claimed range; premium connected scooter with Ather’s smart dashboard and ride modes.
- Ather 450X HR: Rs. 3,99,999; 3.7 kWh battery; 161 km claimed range; stronger long-range setup with premium connected features.
- Ather 450 Apex: Rs. 5,00,000; 3.7 kWh battery; 157 km claimed range; performance-focused top-end model.
- Ather Rizta S: Rs. 3,14,900; 2.7 kWh battery; 123 km claimed range; practical family scooter with a more everyday-oriented setup.
Ampere
Ampere is one of the most important mainstream EV scooter brands in Nepal and now has multiple public listings. Official Ampere and EV Nepal pages confirm local availability.
- Ampere Magnus Neo Standard: Rs. 3,00,000; 2.3 kWh battery; 100 km range; LFP battery chemistry; city-family scooter positioning.
- Ampere Nexus Standard: Rs. 3,34,000; 3 kWh LFP battery; 107 km range on EV Nepal, and official Ampere pages also highlight 3 kWh LFP, 4.0 kW motor, 93 km/h top speed, and 100 km real-world range for the Nexus platform.
- Ampere Primus: Rs. 3,44,900; 3 kWh LFP battery; 107 km range; 3.3 kW motor, 4 kW max power, and 77 km/h top speed.
Bajaj
Bajaj’s electric scooter presence in Nepal is centered on the Chetak line.
- Bajaj Chetak 3501: Rs. 349,900; 3.58 kWh lithium-ion battery; 4 kW motor; 153 km claimed range; premium metal-body city scooter.
Garow
Garow is now an increasingly visible brand in Nepal, especially for buyers who want high range at a competitive price. EV Nepal and TechLekh both show Garow listings in Nepal.
- Garow DT13B: Rs. 1,95,000; 100 km range; public EV Nepal listing does not show battery capacity or battery chemistry on the brand page.
- Garow DT53: Rs. 3,85,000; 3000W / 50h as shown on the public listing; EV Nepal-style public spec coverage is limited, so battery capacity and chemistry are not fully disclosed there.
- Garow DT60: Rs. 3,65,000; 8.640 kWh battery; 2 kW hub motor; 4000W peak power; lithium-ion non-removable battery; 350 km claimed range; 68 km/h top speed; one of the strongest value-to-range scooters currently publicized in Nepal.
Gogoro
Gogoro is a major battery-swapping brand in Nepal, operating through Nebula Energy. Its Nepal presence is built around Swap & Go, battery swapping stations, and smart scooters rather than conventional plug-in charging. Gogoro and Nebula confirmed Nepal launch activity, public swapping infrastructure, and local availability of the JEGO and CrossOver GX250 models.
- Gogoro JEGO: public Nepal pricing starts at NPR 264,900; battery-swapping scooter; exact battery capacity is not presented as a normal fixed home-charging spec because the ecosystem is designed around swapping. Public Nepal posts describe it as a compact city scooter with 22.3-liter storage and a focus on urban commuting.
- Gogoro CrossOver GX250: launched in Nepal with Gogoro’s battery-swapping network; official Gogoro pages describe it as a rugged “two-wheel SUV” with expanded space, adjustable seat, multiple mounts, and elevated ground clearance. Gogoro’s India launch material states the GX250 uses a 2.5 kW direct drive, 60+ km/h top speed, and 111 km certified range.
- Gogoro Pulse: listed by Nebula on the Nepal site as part of the current Gogoro model lineup, but I did not find a stable Nepal price/spec page for it in the sources I checked.
Hero Vida
Hero MotoCorp’s electric brand Vida is expected to make its Nepal debut at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026. A public Nepal article says the first model is expected to be the Vida VX2, marking Hero’s first dedicated EV offering in Nepal.
Because Nepal pricing has not been officially published in the sources I checked, the following are listed as upcoming models / expected variants, using official Vida product pages for the India-market specs:
- Vida VX2 Go 2.2 kWh: expected upcoming Nepal model; 2.2 kWh removable battery; 93 km certified range; 70 km/h top speed.
- Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh: expected upcoming Nepal model; 3.4 kWh removable battery; 146 km certified range; 70 km/h top speed; 4.2 seconds from 0-40 km/h.
- Vida VX2 Plus 3.4 kWh: expected upcoming Nepal model; 3.4 kWh removable battery; 146 km certified range; 80 km/h top speed.
- Vida VX2 Plus 4.4 kWh: expected upcoming Nepal model; 4.4 kWh removable battery; 187 km certified range; 90 km/h top speed; fast charging support and premium positioning.
Komaki
Komaki has several models in the Nepal market, especially for buyers looking at higher range and feature-loaded scooters.
- Komaki SE: Rs. 295,000; 72V 40Ah lithium-ion battery; 3000W motor; 140 km range; regenerative braking, reverse assist, cruise control, parking mode, Bluetooth, and charging point.
- Komaki Venice: Rs. 310,000; 72V 44Ah LiFePo4 battery; 3000W motor; 140 km range; premium city-scooter focus.
- Komaki SE Pro Dual: Rs. 260,000; 2.74 kWh battery; 3200W motor; 100-120 km range.
NIU
NIU continues to be one of the more established smart-scooter brands in Nepal. Public listings include compact city scooters and higher-end dual-battery models.
- NIU FX Citi: Rs. 235,000; 2400W peak / 1800W rated; 80 km range; 6-hour full charge; urban commuter scooter.
- NIU GOVA G-03: Rs. 277,000; 3000W max power; 90 km range; 65 km/h top speed; smart lithium battery, dual disc brakes, USB charging, cruise control, LCD display, and regenerative braking.
- NIU NQi GT: Rs. 317,500; 3000W continuous output; dual lithium-ion battery setup; removable batteries; three riding modes.
- NIU MQi GT: Rs. 485,000; 4th-generation NIU Energy lithium battery and Bosch motor; 70 km/h top speed; 90-100 km range.
- NIU FQi 300: Rs. 385,000; 4800W motor; 72V 28Ah × 2 dual battery; lithium-ion battery; 80 km/h top speed; 150 km range.
TVS
TVS is another important brand in Nepal’s electric scooter market, especially for buyers comparing connected features, storage, and everyday practicality.
- TVS Orbiter: Rs. 281,900; 3.1 kWh battery; 2.5 kW motor; 158 km claimed range; 34L under-seat storage; reverse parking assist, hill-hold assist, cruise control, and SmartConnect features.
- TVS iQube 3.0: Rs. 319,900; 3 kWh battery; 100 km real-world range; 0-80% in 4h 30m; connected scooter with 118+ features.
- TVS iQubeS 3.5: Rs. 349,900; 3.5 kWh battery; 115 km real-world range; 0-80% in 4h 30m.
Yadea
Yadea has a broad and price-competitive lineup in Nepal, from commuter scooters to premium long-range models. EV Nepal and related Nepal pages show multiple active Yadea scooters.
- Yadea S-Like: Rs. 230,000; 60V 24Ah ATL lithium-ion battery; 2000W max power; 50 km/h top speed; 60-120 km claimed range; 6-hour charge.
- Yadea G5: Rs. 330,000; 60V 32Ah Panasonic lithium battery; 1200W-2300W power; 80 km range; 60 km/h top speed.
- Yadea C1S: Rs. 350,000-370,000; 60V 32Ah Panasonic lithium battery; 1800W-2200W power; 80 km range; 60 km/h top speed.
- Yadea T9: Rs. 235,000; 72V 38Ah graphene battery; 2000W motor; 100+ km range; 60 km/h top speed.
- Yadea E8S Pro: around Rs. 1,99,000 on EV Nepal; 2.74 kWh battery; 150 km range.
- Yadea Keeness: Rs. 6,60,000; 4.6 kWh ternary lithium battery; 11 kW motor; 140 km range; 100 km/h top speed.
Zeeho
Zeeho has become one of the more premium EV scooter names in Nepal. EV Nepal currently lists several Zeeho models.
- Zeeho AE4 Single Battery: Rs. 2,99,000; 2 kWh battery; 3 kW motor; 130 km range; lithium battery on the public spec page.
- Zeeho AE4 Dual Battery: Rs. 3,84,000; 2 kWh battery; 130 km range; lithium battery.
- Zeeho AE6+ Standard: Rs. 3,44,000; 1.86 kWh battery; 90 km range.
- Zeeho AE6+ Long Range: Rs. 3,94,000; 1.86 kWh battery; 100 km range.
- Zeeho AE8 Standard: Rs. 4,90,000; 3.7 kWh battery; 12.5 kW motor; 140 km range.
Comparison Table: Electric Scooters in Nepal 2026
| Brand | Model | Price in Nepal | Battery Capacity | Power | Battery Type | Claimed Range | Key Feature |
| Ather | Rizta S | Rs 3,14,000 | 2.9kWh | 4.3kW | Lithium-ion (Li-ion) | 123KM | 34L Bootspace, reverse, auto-hold |
| Ather | 450X LR | Rs. 3,64,999 | 2.9 kWh | 6.4kW | Advanced lithium-ion | 126 km | Smart dashboard, long-range commute |
| Ather | 450X HR | Rs. 3,99,999 | 3.7 kWh | 6.4kW | Advanced lithium-ion | 161 km | Premium long-range variant |
| Ather | 450 S | Rs. 3,34,900 | 3.7 kWh | 5.3kW | Advanced lithium-ion | 157 km | Performance flagship |
| Ampere | Magnus Neo | Rs. 3,00,000 | 2.3 kWh | N/S | LFP | 100 km | Family-friendly city scooter |
| Ampere | Nexus | Rs. 3,34,000 | 3 kWh | 4.0 kW | LFP | 107 km / 100 km real-world | Premium tech-heavy scooter |
| Ampere | Primus | Rs. 3,44,900 | 3 kWh | 3.3 kW | LFP | 107 km | Balanced commuter premium |
| Bajaj | Chetak 3501 | Rs. 349,900 | 3.58 kWh | 4 kW | Lithium-ion | 153 km | Metal-body urban scooter |
| Garow | DT13B | Rs. 1,95,000 | N/S | N/S | N/S | 100 km | Entry-price long-range commuter |
| Garow | DT53 | Rs. 3,85,000 | N/S | 3000W/50h listed | N/S | N/S | Public listing only partially disclosed |
| Garow | DT60 | Rs. 3,65,000 | 8.640 kWh | 2 kW hub / 4000W peak | Lithium-ion (non-removable) | 350 km | Ultra-long-range highlight |
| Gogoro | JEGO | NPR 264,900+ | Swap-based ecosystem | N/S | Swappable battery system | N/S | Battery swapping model |
| Gogoro | CrossOver GX250 | N/S | Swap-based ecosystem | 2.5 kW direct drive | Swappable battery system | 111 km | Rugged two-wheel SUV style |
| Hero Vida | VX2 Go 2.2 | Upcoming | 2.2 kWh | N/S | Removable battery | 93 km | Upcoming Nepal launch model |
| Hero Vida | VX2 Go 3.4 | Upcoming | 3.4 kWh | N/S | Removable battery | 146 km | Everyday range-focused variant |
| Hero Vida | VX2 Plus 3.4 | Upcoming | 3.4 kWh | N/S | Removable battery | 146 km | Faster premium variant |
| Hero Vida | VX2 Plus 4.4 | Upcoming | 4.4 kWh | N/S | Removable battery | 187 km | Highest-range upcoming variant |
| Komaki | SE | Rs. 295,000 | 72V 40Ah | 3000W | Lithium-ion | 140 km | Feature-rich city scooter |
| Komaki | Venice | Rs. 310,000 | 72V 44Ah | 3000W | LiFePo4 | 140 km | Premium commuter styling |
| NIU | FX Citi | Rs. 235,000 | N/S | 2400W peak / 1800W rated | N/S | 80 km | Compact urban scooter |
| NIU | GOVA G-03 | Rs. 277,000 | N/S | 3000W | Smart lithium | 90 km | Smart commuter with cruise control |
| NIU | FQi 300 | Rs. 385,000 | 72V 28Ah × 2 | 4800W | Lithium-ion | 150 km | Long-range smart scooter |
| TVS | Orbiter | Rs. 281,900 | 3.1 kWh | 2.5 kW | N/S | 158 km | 34L storage, hill-hold, cruise control |
| TVS | iQube 3.0 | Rs. 319,900 | 3 kWh | N/S | N/S | 100 km | Connected family scooter |
| TVS | iQubeS 3.5 | Rs. 349,900 | 3.5 kWh | N/S | N/S | 115 km | Longer-range iQube variant |
| Yadea | S-Like | Rs. 230,000 | 60V 24Ah | 2000W | ATL lithium-ion | 60-120 km | Value commuter scooter |
| Yadea | T9 | Rs. 235,000 | 72V 38Ah | 2000W | Graphene | 100+ km | Affordable long-range option |
| Yadea | Keeness | Rs. 6,60,000 | 4.6 kWh | 11 kW | Ternary lithium | 140 km | Premium high-power scooter |
| Zeeho | AE4 Single | Rs. 2,99,000 | 2 kWh | 3 kW | Lithium battery | 130 km | Premium compact EV |
| Zeeho | AE8 | Rs. 4,90,000 | 3.7 kWh | 12.5 kW | N/S | 140 km | High-performance model |
Which Scooters Stand Out in Nepal?
If the goal is best value, Garow DT60 stands out for its claimed range and price. If the goal is best city-tech balance, Ampere Nexus, Ather 450X, TVS iQube, and NIU FQi 300 are strong picks. If the goal is battery swapping, Gogoro is the standout platform in Nepal. If the goal is upcoming launches, Hero Vida VX2 is the one to watch.
Things to Know Before Buying an Electric Scooter in Nepal
- Battery type matters more than battery size alone. LFP batteries usually focus on durability and long cycle life, while lithium-ion and ternary lithium packs often emphasize density and performance. Ampere and several other brands explicitly highlight LFP chemistry, while others do not always state it on the public page.
- Range claims are not the same as real-world range. Road conditions, rider weight, climbing, traffic, and temperature all change the result. EV Nepal itself notes that real-world range is typically lower than claimed range.
- Battery-swapping scooters follow a different ownership model. Gogoro buyers are buying into an ecosystem, not just a scooter. That changes charging, convenience, and long-term ownership costs.
- Upcoming Hero Vida models are worth watching. The Nepal debut is not yet priced, but the product family already has clear India-market specs and should bring stronger competition to the mid-range segment.
FAQ
Which electric scooter brands are available in Nepal in 2026?
Public market sources show active scooter availability from Ather, Ampere, Bajaj, Garow, Gogoro, Hero Vida (upcoming), Komaki, Keren, Meta EV, NIU, TVS, Yadea, and Zeeho. EV Nepal’s 2026 listing also confirms broad coverage across 39+ electric scooters and e-bikes.
What is the cheapest electric scooter in Nepal right now?
From the sources checked, Garow DT13B at Rs. 1,95,000 and Yadea E8S Pro around Rs. 1,99,000 are among the lowest public price points I found in Nepal listings.
Which scooter has the longest range?
Among the public Nepal pages checked, Garow DT60 shows a claimed 350 km range, which is the highest single figure I found.
Which scooter is best for smart features?
For smart features, Ather 450X, NIU’s higher-end models, TVS iQube, and Zeeho AE8 are strong contenders because they emphasize connected dashboards, ride modes, and app-linked functionality.
Is Hero Vida coming to Nepal?
Yes. Public Nepal reporting says Hero Vida is set to debut at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026, with the Vida VX2 expected to lead the launch.
