Top 10 Most Expensive Motorcycle Brands In Nepal

Last updated on 2024-04-20

Numerous models—from affordable to luxurious have been developed on the market in response to the public's growing desire to ride a variety of bikes and motorbikes. All humans around the world have always had a strong need for expensive stuff. Although most of the top slots are taken by cars, motorcycles aren't often listed in the category of expensive goods. The best in performance, luxury, and exclusivity may be found in the designs of bike manufacturers all around the world. Most often, young people who are really passionate about biking are believed to be more passionate and always eager to spend a great deal of money on their preferred body type. The top 10 most costly motorbike brands currently on the Nepalese market are shown below.

*The data is ranked based on the research of The Everest List.

10. Yamaha Bikes

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MAW Enterprises is Nepal's authorized distributor of Yamaha motorcycles. Yamaha is a well-known and renowned motorbike brand in Nepal. Their motorcycles are well-designed, with an emphasis on delivering a comfortable ride. Furthermore, the brand includes Fuel-Injected (FI) technology, which lowers fuel consumption, boosts mileage, and enhances overall performance. It offers 12 different motorcycle models, including the Yamaha XTZ 150 for Rs. 474900, the Yamaha R15 v3 for Rs. 481900 (Dual-ABS), the Yamaha MT-15 for Rs. 442900 (ABS), the Yamaha FZ 25 for Rs. 442900 (Dual-ABS), the Yamaha Fazer 25 Rs. 414900, the Yamaha XTZ 125 for Rs. 399900, the Yamaha FZS FI v3.0 for Rs. 334900 (ABS), the Yamaha FZS FI v2.0 for Rs. 304900 (Disc), the Yamaha FZ FI v2.0 for Rs. 284900, Yamaha SZ-RR for Rs. 246900, Yamaha Saluto for Rs. 224900 and the Yamaha T-Max/MT-09/BOLT for Rs. 34,99,000.

Number of Bike Models : 12
Expected Average Cost : Rs 6,29,408

9. Cross X Bike Models

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Bikers Nepal Pvt Ltd. is the authorized dealer of Cross X Motorcycles in Nepal, and its store is located in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, directly across from Trisara Restaurant. Bikers Nepal introduced the OFF ROAD Bikes in Nepal in 2014, making it the first of its type. The motorcycles were an instant hit with both city and off-road riders, with dirt and motard (supermoto) variants available. The Cross X 250 SE Motard and Cross X 250 SE Dirt have the same price tag of Rs. 650000.

Number of Bike Models : 2
Expected Average Cost : Rs 6,50,000

8. Husqvarna Bikes

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The only authorized distributors of Husqvarna bikes in Nepal are Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd., which sells two models: Vitpilen 250 and Svartpilen 250. Both Husqvarna motorcycles are priced similarly, with only minor styling variances. Hansraj Hulaschand sells KTM motorcycles as well. As a result, motorcycles from both manufacturers might be found in the same showrooms.Husqvarna Svartpilen and Vitpilen feature distinctive Swedish designs in their DNA, with the Husqvarna Vitpilen 250 costing Rs. 654900 and the Husqvarna Svartpilen 250 costing Rs. 654900.

Number of Bike Models : 2
Expected Average Cost : Rs 6,54,900

7. Jawa Bikes

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Jawa is a new two-wheeler brand that debuted in the Nepalese market in 2020. Agni MotoInc Pvt. Ltd., the authorized Jawa distributor in Nepal, offers three BS6-compliant Jawa models. The brand sells throwback motorcycles with 1970s design, one-of-a-kind features, and a modern FI engine. Jawa 42 (Single-Channel AB) is the most cost-effective Jawa motorbike in Nepal when compared to the rest of the Jawa series. In Nepal, the Jawa Classic (Dual-Channel ABS) is also the most expensive Jawa motorcycle. Jawa Forty is one of the three models which costs around Rs 620000 for Single-Channel ABS and Rs 648000 for Dual-Channel ABS. Jawa Classic, priced at Rs. 648500 (Single-Channel ABS) and Rs. 676500 (Dual-Channel ABS), and Jawa Perak Dual, priced at Rs. 750000 for Dual-Channel ABS.

Number of Bike Models : 3
Expected Average Cost : Rs 6,68,600

6. Honda Bikes

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The "Wings," which are known as the symbol of Honda two-wheelers around the world, first arrived in Nepal in 1968 A.D. Jyoti Group of Companies started the distribution of Honda motorbikes by importing 11 units. Honda is the leading manufacturer of two-wheelers in the world. Honda's sole authorized distributor is Syakar Trading Company Pvt. Ltd. (STC), a business within the Jyoti Group of Organizations that was formerly known as Syakar Company Ltd (founded in 1976).It offers 13 different motorcycle models, including the Honda CD 110 Dream for Rs. 208900, the Honda CB Shine 125 for Rs. 253900, the Honda CB Shine SP for Rs. 273900, the Honda CB Unicorn 150 for Rs. 308,900, the Honda CB Hornet 160 for Rs. 348900, the Honda XBlade for Rs. 339900, the CB Hornet 2.0 for Rs. 498900, the Honda XR 150L for Rs. 549900 , the Honda XR 190L for Rs. 698900, the Honda CB 350 H'NESS for Rs. 848900, the Honda CBR600RR for Rs 3450000, the Honda CBR 250R for Rs 679900 and Honda CB 350 RS for Rs. 898900

Number of Bike Models : 13
Expected Average Cost : Rs 7,19,984

5. Royal Enfield Bikes

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The Royal Enfield motorbike brand, one of the oldest and most prestigious in the world, has its roots in Britain. While its "Bullet" model has the longest motorcycle production run because it is the most cherished classic model of all-time. The authorized distributor of Royal Enfield motorcycles in Nepal, Alpha Automotive Pvt. Ltd., currently provides five models in various versions. It features well-liked products that span from contemporary cruisers to vintage classics. There are 5 bike models available, including the Royal Enfield Classic 350 for Rs. 515500 (STD) / Rs. 599999 (Signals Edition) / Rs. 600500 (Dual-ABS), the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 for Rs. 467500 (STD - Electra) / Rs. 560500 (ABS - Electra), the Royal Enfield Thunderbird X for Rs. 595500 (STD) / Rs. 670500 (Dual-ABS), the Royal Enfield Himalayan for Rs. 898000 and Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 for Rs. 1249000.

Number of Bike Models : 5
Expected Average Cost : Rs 7,69,624

4. Benelli Bike Models

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The oldest active motorcycle factory in Europe is likely Benelli, which was founded in Pesaro, Italy, in 1911. Benelli Motorcycles' sole authorized dealer in Nepal is KTM International Trading Pvt. Ltd., which is situated in Naxal, Kathmandu. The company combines its Italian roots with a distinctive look that goes well with the potent engine. It also has several engine specifications that are designed to provide the precise performance riders may desire. It offers 10 bike models, including the Benelli TNT 135 for Rs. 275000, the Benelli ZenZero 150 for Rs. 265000, the Benelli TNT 25 for Rs. 450000, the Benelli TNT 300 for Rs. 810000, the Benelli Tornado 302 for Rs. 750000, the Benelli TRK 502 for Rs. 1200000, the Benelli TNT 600i and TNT 600 GTRs for Rs. 1650000, the Benelli TNT 15 for Rs. 247,500 and Benelli Leoncino 251 for Rs. 630,000.

Number of Bike Models : 10
Expected Average Cost : Rs 7,92,750

3. KTM Bikes

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Seven KTM models are now available in Nepal, where Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd. is the brand's official distributor. It has a strong performance, an aggressive style, and a segment-winning performance. In 2012, KTM Duke was released in the Nepalese market. Due to its potent performance and stylish appearance, KTM has a unique attraction. KTM is an Austrian motorbike brand and is still among the top brands sold in Nepal because of its distinctive orange and black design. The seven different bike models have price ranging from Rs. 584900 for the KTM Duke 200 to Rs. 724900 for the KTM Duke 250, Rs. 969000 for KTM Duke 390, Rs. 659200 for the KTM RC 200, Rs. 944900 for the KTM RC 390, Rs. 819900 for KTM Adventure 200 and Rs. 1089900 for the KTM Adventure 390.

Number of Bike Models : 7
Expected Average Cost : Rs 8,27,528

2. CFMoto Bikes

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The top exporter of ATVs and UTVs, CFMOTO is a worldwide manufacturing powerhouse that has been making high-quality Powersports goods for more than 20 years. Since August 2017, CFMOTO has been operating in Nepal's 2-wheeler sector. The official CF bike dealer in Nepal, ANNA International Pvt. Ltd., offers more than six distinct high-end sporty bikes for sale. They cost Rs. 321500 for the CFMoto 150NK, Rs. 525500 for the CFMoto 250NK ABS, Rs. 790000 for the CFMoto 400NK ABS, Rs. 941500 for the CFMoto 400GT ABS, Rs. 1550000 for the CFMoto 650NK ABS, and Rs. 1650000 for the CFMoto 650MT ABS. These motorcycles provide an eye-catching price while packing an aggressive look and potent performance.

Number of Bike Models : 6
Expected Average Cost : Rs 9,63,083

1. BMW Bikes

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One of the most prestigious motorbike brands in Nepal is BMW Motorrad. They provide luxury two-wheelers and have attractive, powerful, and expensive bikes. Germany's Berlin is where all BMW motorcycles are made. However, an Indian company named TVS Motor Company manufactures the BMW G310 series. There are currently two BMW models available in Nepal, BMW G310 R, BMW GS310 GS, where Himalayan Motorrad has been the exclusive distributor of BMW motorcycles since 1923. It differs in overall style and styling even though these are mechanically equivalent. BMW GS310 GS costs Rs. 1090000 (Black & Red) / Rs. 1115000 (White), while the BMW G310 R costs Rs. 950000 (Black & Red) / Rs. 975000 (White).

Number of Bike Models : 2
Expected Average Cost : Rs 10,32,500