200cc and 250cc bike price in Nepal (2026): every model compared

The cheapest 200–250 cc motorcycle in Nepal is the Crossfire Tracker 250 at Rs 4,10,000, and the cheapest from the big Indian brands is the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V at Rs 4,24,900. Most of the class sits between Rs 4.2 and 6.5 lakh, and the most powerful bikes here, the KTM 250 Duke and 250 Adventure, list 22.8 kW. Prices are indicative ex-showroom figures from the official Nepal distributor sites, checked October 2026. For every other motorcycle, see our full bike price in Nepal list; the KTM models in this class are explained in our KTM bike price guide.

This is the class riders move to after a 150–160 cc bike: around 15–23 kW instead of 9–13, dual-channel ABS on most models, and bikes built for a job, whether that is the highway, the hills or a weekend trail. It usually costs Rs 50,000 to Rs 2 lakh more than a 150cc bike.

What is the price of 200cc and 250cc bikes in Nepal?

All sixteen, from the cheapest starting price. Where a bike has several versions, the range runs from the cheapest to the dearest.

Registration, road tax and insurance come on top of these prices. We left out bikes whose only price comes from outside the official sites, and Crossfire's off-road enduro models (HJ 250, RM 250), which are built for trails rather than daily road use.

Which 200–250cc bike is the most powerful?

Power and torque as the distributors list them (kW is the official unit; PS is shown for comparison, 1 kW ≈ 1.36 PS).

"Not stated" means the Nepal page does not list ABS; it does not prove the bike has none, so ask the dealer. The Morbidelli C252V cruiser is the heaviest here at 200 kg, and the CFMoto 250NK the lightest of the listed weights at 151 kg. None of these bikes has an official mileage figure on its Nepal page, so we do not quote one.

Street, sport, adventure or cruiser?

• Street bikes (upright, everyday): TVS Apache RTR 200 4V (Rs 4.25 lakh), Bajaj Pulsar NS200 (Rs 4.80 lakh), Pulsar N250 (Rs 5.33 lakh), CFMoto 250NK, KTM 200 Duke and 250 Duke. The Pulsar N250 gives the most torque for the money among the Indian brands, 21.5 Nm with dual-channel ABS.
• Sport (fairing, lower bars): Bajaj Pulsar 220F (Rs 4.65 lakh) and KTM RC 200 (Rs 6.95 lakh). Our Yamaha R15 vs KTM RC 200 comparison covers the RC in detail.
• Adventure (long travel, more clearance): Crossfire Tracker 250, Hero Xpulse 200 4V and Xpulse 210, Suzuki V-Strom SX 250, Morbidelli T250X and KTM 250 Adventure. The Xpulse 210 lists 220 mm of ground clearance and dual-channel ABS at Rs 6,14,900. See also our touring and adventure bikes guide.
• Cruiser (low seat, relaxed): TVS Ronin (from Rs 4,29,900, 795 mm seat) and Morbidelli C252V (Rs 10,29,900, 690 mm seat).

EMI example

Nepal Rastra Bank caps vehicle loans at 60% of the price. As an example only, at Nepal Bank's 5-year fixed auto loan rate of 7.99% (October 2026; two-wheeler loan rates at your bank may differ):

Run any bike through the EMI calculator, and see our bike and scooter loan guide for documents and fees.

Which 200–250cc bike suits whom?

• Lowest price with dual-channel ABS: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V dual-channel (Rs 4,59,900) or TVS Ronin dual-channel, both under Rs 4.7 lakh.
• Most power for the money: Bajaj Pulsar N250, 18.02 kW and 21.5 Nm at Rs 5,32,900.
• Hills and broken roads: Hero Xpulse 210 (220 mm clearance) or Suzuki V-Strom SX 250.
• Strongest engine in the class: KTM 250 Duke (street) or 250 Adventure (touring), both 22.8 kW.
• Short riders and relaxed rides: TVS Ronin, or the Morbidelli C252V if the budget stretches past Rs 10 lakh.

We have not ridden these bikes for this guide, so this is a comparison of official prices and specifications, not a road test.

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