Best Scooters in Nepal 2024 [Updated]

Scooters are growing in popularity with how practical and easy they are for the daily ride. Their (mostly CVTs) automatic transmission system makes for a hassle free traffic navigation and the storage option they offer is such a boon. Here are some of the best scooters in town that have taken the meaning of a scooter to another level.

The Aprilia SR 160 is a sporty and powerful scooter that combines Italian design with impressive performance, making it a popular choice among urban riders in Nepal. Powered by a 160cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine, the SR 160 delivers a punchy performance, offering 11 PS of power and 11.6 Nm of torque. Its aggressive styling, with sharp lines and bold graphics, is complemented by a robust build quality, making it not just a scooter, but a statement on the road. The SR 160 is equipped with a front disc brake, ABS, and 14-inch alloy wheels, providing enhanced stability and control, even on uneven roads. The suspension setup, featuring telescopic front forks and a rear monoshock, ensures a comfortable ride, while the digital instrument cluster adds a modern touch to its functionality.

In Nepal, the Aprilia SR 160 is priced at approximately NPR 3,84,900, reflecting its premium positioning in the market. This scooter appeals to those who seek a blend of style, speed, and cutting-edge technology in their daily commute.

The TVS NTorq 125 RTFI is a stylish and performance-oriented scooter that combines cutting-edge technology with sporty design. It features a 124.8cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled, RTFI (Race-Tuned Fuel Injection) engine that delivers an impressive balance of power and fuel efficiency. With a max power output of 9.25 bhp at 7000 rpm and a peak torque of 10.5 Nm at 5500 rpm, the NTorq 125 offers a zippy and responsive ride, ideal for city commuting as well as short highway trips. The scooter is equipped with a fully digital instrument cluster that includes Bluetooth connectivity, navigation assist, and other smart features, enhancing the riding experience. The aggressive design, coupled with striking color options and sharp body lines, gives the NTorq 125 a distinct presence on the road.

In Nepal, the TVS NTorq 125 RTFI is priced at around NPR  320,900, making it an attractive option for those seeking a combination of performance, technology, and style in the 125cc scooter segment.

The Yamaha Aerox 155 stands out as the ultimate heart-pounding speedster, meticulously designed with a focus on a proud body size, athletic proportions, and the distinctive X Center Motif. Featuring flagship elements like the VVA Engine, aggressive LED headlight, and a capacious 24.5-liter under-seat storage, the scooter’s premium price poses a challenge for many potential buyers.

Despite the higher cost, the Yamaha Aerox justifies its price with exclusive features, including the E20 Fuel Compatible Engine, Smart Motor Generator System, Side Stand Engine Cut Off, and Automatic Stop-Start System. Notable highlights encompass a Class D LED headlight, twin shock absorbers, 14-inch large alloy wheels, 24.5L under-seat storage, a 140mm wider rear tyre, and compatibility with the Y-Connect App.

Powered by the renowned R15 engine with Variable Valve Actuation (VVA) technology, the Yamaha Aerox experiences a slight power and torque reduction due to the shift to CVT transmission. Nevertheless, its bold design and cutting-edge features distinguish it in the market. In contrast to other maxi-scooters in Nepal, the Yamaha Aerox justifies its slightly higher price with sportier styling and patented VVA technology. The Price Of Aerox 155 BS6 is Priced NRS. 4,74,900/- 

The Vespa Elegante, exclusively equipped with a 150cc engine, takes the lead as Vespa’s flagship model. Noteworthy for its classic circular headlamp, dual-part seat, blue analog-digital meter, spacious grab rail, and rear crash guard, the Vespa Elegante claims the title of the most expensive Vespa scooter in Nepal. Its power source is a 150cc, Single-Cylinder, 3-Valve, 4-Stroke, Air-Cooled, Carburetor engine, delivering 11.40PS at 7000rpm and 11.50Nm at 5500rpm. Paired with a CVT transmission and boasting a 7.4-liter fuel capacity, the Elegante epitomizes Italian Vespa design with a focus on retro aesthetics and premium additions. As a Special Edition Vespa, it features color-coordinated twin leather-finish seats, a tinted flyscreen, and an exclusive “Elegante Badge.” Despite sharing styling similarities with the Vespa VXL and having identical 150cc specs as the VXL 150 and SXL 150, the higher price of the Elegante is justified by its premium badging, exclusive colors, split seat, and tinted flyscreen, making it set to be the most expensive Vespa scooter in Nepal. The Price of Vespa Elegante 150 is NPR. 4,44,446.

The Aprilia SXR 160 is an evolution of the SR 150 and a recent addition to the segment of maxi scooters. And the evolution seems to be somewhat inspired by Aprilia’s SRV 850 evident by the big body panels, larger dimensions and a big visor. The engine on the SXR 160 is a 160 cc air cooled 3 valve fuel injected single producing power and torque figures of 11PS at 7,100 rpm and 11.6 Nm at 6,000 respectively. The power delivery feels linear and the scooter has no trouble pulling away cleanly.

The chassis and the suspension setup is also derived form the SR 160 but the suspension has been timed to give a more comfortable ride. Also, the SXR 160 gets 12 inch wheels instead of the 14 inch wheels seen in the SR 160 and the changes in handling is felt easily in a sense that the maxi scooter feels more like a scooter. This works against the SXR as the smaller wheels mean the capabilities to corner and also to cover up the uneven road surfaces is reduced. What is better in it is the seat which is large and spacious and also a little larger under seat storage.

Overall, the scooter looks and feels premium and unlike others and turns heads with its design and road presence. While it isn’t the most exciting scooter to ride around but the makes up for it with a relaxed and comfortable riding experience be it on city or the highway. The Price of Aprilia SXR is set at NRs.4,65,400.

The Hero Xoom 110 is a modern, sporty scooter designed to cater to young and dynamic riders. Powered by a 110.9cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine, the Xoom delivers a peppy performance with a maximum power output of 8.05 bhp at 7,250 rpm and 8.7 Nm of torque at 5,750 rpm. This scooter is equipped with Hero’s i3S (Idle Stop-Start System), enhancing fuel efficiency, making it an excellent choice for urban commuting. The Xoom 110 features a bold and aggressive design with sharp lines, a distinctive LED headlamp, and stylish graphics, ensuring it stands out on the road. The fully digital instrument cluster provides all essential information at a glance, including real-time mileage, service reminder, and Bluetooth connectivity for turn-by-turn navigation.

Built on a lightweight frame, the Hero Xoom 110 offers agile handling, making it easy to maneuver through traffic. It comes with telescopic front forks and a single rear shock absorber, providing a comfortable ride over varying road conditions. The scooter is also equipped with 12-inch alloy wheels, tubeless tires, and an integrated braking system (IBS) for enhanced safety. In Nepal, the Hero Xoom 110 is priced at approximately NPR 2,60,000. This price offers excellent value for those looking for a reliable, stylish, and efficient scooter in the 110cc segment.

The Honda Grazia is a premium scooter designed to blend style, comfort, and performance, catering to the modern urban commuter. With its sharp and aggressive design, the Grazia stands out on the road, featuring a bold LED headlamp, fully digital instrument cluster, and sleek body lines that give it a sporty appearance. The scooter is powered by a refined 124cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine, delivering smooth and efficient performance ideal for city riding. It also comes equipped with Honda’s Enhanced Smart Power (eSP) technology, ensuring optimal fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.

The Grazia offers a comfortable riding experience with a well-cushioned seat, telescopic front suspension, and a Combi Brake System (CBS) for enhanced safety. The scooter also boasts practical features such as a front glove box, retractable hook, and ample under-seat storage, making it a convenient choice for daily commuting.

In Nepal, the Honda Grazia is available at an approximate price of NPR 2,82,900 to NPR 3,02,900, depending on the variant and features. The scooter’s combination of stylish aesthetics, reliable performance, and practical features makes it a popular choice among young riders and urban commuters in Nepal.

The Honda Dio 125 is a sporty and stylish scooter designed for urban commuting, blending modern features with Honda’s reliable engineering. Powered by a 124cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine, the Dio 125 offers a peppy performance with smooth acceleration, making it ideal for city rides. It features an advanced Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) system, ensuring fuel efficiency and lower emissions. The scooter comes with a fully digital instrument cluster, providing real-time information like speed, fuel level, and trip meter. It also includes features like a side-stand engine cut-off, LED headlamp and tail lamp, and a comfortable seat with ample under-seat storage. The Dio 125 is equipped with Honda’s Combi-Brake System (CBS) with Equalizer for enhanced safety. Its lightweight design, combined with telescopic front suspension and a 3-step adjustable rear suspension, offers a smooth and comfortable ride even on bumpy roads.

In Nepal, the Honda Dio 125 is priced approximately at NPR 2,81,900, which may vary slightly based on location and dealer offers. This scooter appeals to young riders who seek a blend of style, performance, and practicality.

The Suzuki Burgman stands out as a unique maxi scooter, combining elements from its sibling, the Suzuki Access. With its attractive design inspired by the Suzuki Burgman 650, the scooter is visually appealing. It features a 125cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine borrowed from the Access, producing 8.7 PS at 7000 rpm and 10.2 Nm at 5000 rpm. The engine has been refined for improved performance and a more responsive throttle.

The scooter offers a comfortable ride with its plush suspension and a long, broad seat accompanied by a spacious footboard with a flexi foot for leg stretching. However, the wheel sizes, with 12 inches at the front and 10 inches at the rear, may not match the scooter’s overall appearance and could have been larger for better stability and handling. Storage is abundant with various compartments, and there is a convenient mobile phone holder with a USB charging socket at the front. Despite its size, the Burgman feels lightweight and agile, making it easy to maneuver. It inherits the solid foundation of the Access but comes with a premium touch and attention-grabbing design and the price of Suzuki Burgman 125 is NRs.2,97,900