TVS bike price in Nepal (2026): Apache, Raider, Ntorq and iQube compared
Wheels of Nepal · Last updated: · 6 min read
TVS motorcycles in Nepal start at Rs 1,57,900 for the XL100 moped and go up to Rs 7,99,900 for the Apache RR 310, according to TVS Nepal (indicative ex-showroom prices, checked October 2026). The range spans commuters, Apache sport bikes, the Ronin, petrol scooters, and two electric scooters, the iQube and Orbiter.
To see TVS next to other brands, use our bike price in Nepal list, or open the TVS brand page for every price in one table.
What is the price of TVS bikes in Nepal?
| Model | Engine | Price (Rs) | Power | Braking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XL100 | Not listed | 1,57,900 | 3.2 kW | Not listed |
| Radeon | 109.7 cc | 2,34,900 | 6.03 kW | SBT (combined) |
| Raider 125 | 124.8 cc | 2,79,900 (Drum), 3,05,900 (Disc), 3,15,900 (iGO) | 8.37 to 9.49 kW | SBT (combined) |
| Apache RTR 160 2V | 159.7 cc | 3,49,900 (ABS), 3,64,900 (FI) | 11.2 to 11.8 kW | ABS (on the ABS version) |
| Apache RTR 160 4V | 159.7 cc | 3,88,900 to 4,29,900 | 12.91 kW | Single or dual-channel on upper versions |
| Ronin | 225.9 cc | 4,29,900 to 4,69,900 | 15.01 kW | Dual-channel (Top) |
| Apache RTR 200 4V | 197.75 cc | 4,24,900 (RTFI), 4,59,900 (USD) | 15.32 kW | Dual-channel (USD) |
| Apache RR 310 | Not listed | 7,99,900 | Not listed | Not listed |
| XL100 | 1.58 Rs lakh |
|---|---|
| Radeon | 2.35 Rs lakh |
| Raider 125 | 2.8 Rs lakh |
| Apache RTR 160 2V | 3.5 Rs lakh |
| Apache RTR 160 4V | 3.89 Rs lakh |
| Apache RTR 200 4V | 4.25 Rs lakh |
| Ronin | 4.3 Rs lakh |
| Apache RR 310 | 8 Rs lakh |
Source: TVS Nepal official pages, indicative ex-showroom prices, checked October 2026
Prices exclude registration, road tax and insurance. Confirm the amount on the day with your dealer.
Which TVS is the cheapest in Nepal?
The XL100 at Rs 1,57,900 is the cheapest TVS of any kind. Among regular motorcycles it is the Radeon at Rs 2,34,900, a 109.7 cc commuter with a 10 L tank and 180 mm ground clearance. The Radeon uses combined braking (SBT), not ABS.
Raider 125: Drum, Disc or iGO?
The Raider 125 comes in three versions: FI Drum (Rs 2,79,900), FI Disc (Rs 3,05,900) and iGO (Rs 3,15,900). The disc costs Rs 26,000 more than the drum. The iGO adds Rs 10,000 more and is listed at 8.37 kW against 9.49 kW on the other two. All use combined braking. For other 125s, read best 125cc bikes in Nepal.
Which Apache should I look at?
- Apache RTR 160 2V (Rs 3,49,900 to Rs 3,64,900): the entry Apache, with 180 mm ground clearance and 11.2 to 11.8 kW.
- Apache RTR 160 4V (Rs 3,88,900 to Rs 4,29,900): 12.91 kW and 14.73 Nm. The Special Edition lists single-channel ABS at Rs 3,99,900, and the USD-fork version lists dual-channel ABS at Rs 4,29,900.
- Apache RTR 200 4V (Rs 4,24,900 and Rs 4,59,900): 15.32 kW and 17.25 Nm. The USD version has dual-channel ABS.
- Ronin (Rs 4,29,900 to Rs 4,69,900): a different style of bike with a 225.9 cc engine, 19.93 Nm and a 14 L tank. Only the Top version lists dual-channel ABS.
For a head-to-head, read Bajaj Pulsar 150 vs TVS Apache RTR 160 4V, or compare the Apache with a rival in the compare tool. We have not ridden these bikes, so this guide does not rate comfort or handling.
What are the TVS scooters in Nepal?
| Model | Price (Rs) | Engine or motor | Power | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jupiter | 2,64,900 | 113.3 cc | 5.9 kW | 163 mm ground clearance |
| Ntorq 125 | 2,93,900 to 3,34,900 | 124.8 cc | 6.9 to 7.5 kW | 5.8 L tank |
| Ntorq 150 | 3,69,900 | 149.7 cc | 9.7 kW | Single-channel ABS |
| iQube 3.0 | 3,19,900 | 3 kWh battery | 4.6 kW | 100 km claimed range |
| iQube S 3.5 | 3,49,900 | 3.5 kWh battery | 4.6 kW | 115 km claimed range |
| Orbiter | 2,81,900 | 3.1 kWh battery | 2.5 kW | 158 km claimed range |
Claimed range is the brand's figure, not what you will get every day, and it falls in hills. Read Ntorq 125 vs Ntorq 150, Honda Dio vs TVS Ntorq and Ather Rizta vs TVS iQube. The full electric list is on electric scooter price in Nepal.
What we like
- A TVS at almost every step from Rs 1.58 lakh to Rs 8 lakh
- Dual-channel ABS available on the Apache 160 4V, Apache 200 4V and Ronin Top
- Two electric scooters, the Orbiter and iQube, under Rs 3.5 lakh
What could be better
- Many commuters and scooters list combined braking, not ABS
- Several Apache pages do not list a kerb weight for every version
- The Apache RR 310 page lists no specs in our catalogue
Which TVS suits which buyer?
- Lowest price: XL100 or Radeon.
- First 125: Raider 125 (Disc for better stopping).
- Sporty with ABS: Apache RTR 160 4V (USD version, dual-channel).
- Something different from the usual sport bike: Ronin.
- Daily scooter on petrol: Jupiter or Ntorq 125.
- Lowest running cost: Orbiter or iQube.
Check payments with the EMI calculator and read bike and scooter loans in Nepal.
What is the price of the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V in Nepal?
TVS Nepal lists it from Rs 3,88,900 to Rs 4,29,900 depending on the version (indicative ex-showroom prices, checked October 2026).
What is the TVS Ntorq 125 price in Nepal?
Rs 2,93,900 for the Disc FI, up to Rs 3,34,900 for the XP version.
Which TVS bike is the cheapest in Nepal?
The XL100 at Rs 1,57,900 overall, or the Radeon at Rs 2,34,900 among regular motorcycles.
What is the TVS iQube price in Nepal?
The iQube 3.0 is Rs 3,19,900 and the iQube S 3.5 is Rs 3,49,900.
What is the TVS Apache RR 310 price in Nepal?
Rs 7,99,900 as listed on the TVS Nepal site, checked October 2026.
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