Best scooters under Rs 3 lakh in Nepal (2026)

We rank all scooters on sale under Rs 3 lakh using only published data. The formula is below — no brand pays to rank higher. Out of 12 ranked, the Yadea GS70 (Rs 2.35 lakh) scores highest right now.

Our picks and the reasons behind them: Best scooters under Rs 3 lakh in Nepal (2026) →

  1. 1
    Yadea GS70 Standard
    Rs 2.35 lakh · 1.5 kW, 105 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.26/km
    Score: 78 / 100 · Last checked:
  2. 2
    NIU FX Wind Standard
    Rs 2.35 lakh · 5.6 kW, 90 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.33/km
    Score: 77 / 100 · Last checked:
  3. 3
    Keren Stardust Standard
    Rs 2.39 lakh · 0.9 kW, 100 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.18/km
    Score: 77 / 100 · Last checked:
  4. 4
    NIU FX Citi Standard
    Rs 2.35 lakh · 2.4 kW, 80 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.42/km
    Score: 76 / 100 · Last checked:
  5. 5
    Keren Blaze Lite Standard
    Rs 2.43 lakh · 3 kW, 105 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.27/km
    Score: 74 / 100 · Last checked:
  6. 6
    NIU Gova G3 Standard
    Rs 2,59,900 · 2.7 kW, 90 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.34/km
    Score: 63 / 100 · Last checked:
  7. 7
    Super Soco CUx Standard
    Rs 2,69,900 · 1.3 kW, 85 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.27/km
    Score: 58 / 100 · Last checked:
  8. 8
    Keren Blaze Pro Standard
    Rs 2.8 lakh · 4 kW, 150 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.32/km
    Score: 52 / 100 · Last checked:
  9. 9
    Bajaj Chetak C2501 Standard
    Rs 2,81,900 · 113 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.28/km
    Score: 51 / 100 · Last checked:
  10. 10
    Keren Nova Standard
    Rs 2.98 lakh · 4 kW, 150 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.32/km
    Score: 42 / 100 · Last checked:
  11. 11
    Zeeho AE4 Standard
    Rs 2,99,900 · 1.6 kW, 63 km range · Running cost: Rs 0.41/km
    Score: 39 / 100 · Last checked:
  12. 12
    Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi Hybrid Hybrid Drum
    Rs 2,91,900 · 125 cc, 71.3 km/l · Running cost: Rs 2.8/km
    Score: 5 / 100 · Last checked:

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How the ranking works

This list is ranked on: price, running cost per km. Not used: power-to-weight, warranty — fewer than half of these models publish it, so no brand wins just by publishing more.

Score = 40% value for money (lower price) + 30% running cost per km + 20% power-to-weight + 10% warranty. Each part is scaled between the cheapest and best in this list. Vehicles missing too much data are listed separately. How we calculate this

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