What is the Yatri P2 price in Nepal?

Yatri has not announced the official P2 price yet. TechSastra expects the 3.0kWh, 3.7kWh and 5.2kWh models to cost around NPR 2.99 lakh, NPR 3.49 lakh and NPR 3.99 lakh respectively; these are not official prices.

What is the range of the Yatri P2?

Yatri claims city ranges of 90km, 112km and 157km for the 3.0kWh, 3.7kWh and 5.2kWh batteries. The 5.2kWh model can reach up to 207km with the optional 1.8kWh range extender.

Is the Yatri P2 made in Nepal?

Yes. Sipradi Yatri says the P2 is designed, engineered and manufactured in Nepal for local conditions including hills, heat, monsoon rain and uneven roads.

Yatri P2 Price in Nepal, 207km Range & Specs

Q: How long does the Yatri P2 take to charge?

Yatri claims its DC fast charger can take the battery to 80 percent in 41 minutes. The standard 1,350W onboard AC charger reaches 80 percent in under 2.5 hours.

Yatri P2 Price in Nepal, 207km Range & Specs | TechSastra

Nepal's home-grown EV company is back with its most ambitious machine yet. The new Yatri P2 electric scooter combines a sharp, futuristic design with up to 10kW peak power, 90km/h top speed, 41-minute DC fast charging and a maximum claimed range of 207km. More importantly, it was designed and engineered around the roads Nepali riders actually use.

207kmmaximum claimed range with extender

10kWpeak power on flagship variant

90km/hclaimed top speed

41 minDC fast charge to 80%

A Proper Home-Grown Electric Scooter for Nepal

Four years after the Yatri P1, Yatri has entered a much larger market with its first scooter. The Yatri P2 is the first product developed under the Sipradi–Yatri partnership and was unveiled in Kathmandu ahead of its commercial launch. It is not simply an imported scooter carrying a local badge: the company says the P2 is designed, engineered and manufactured in Nepal.

That local focus matters. Nepal asks more from a scooter than an ordinary flat-city commute. It must cope with steep climbs, broken tarmac, dusty summers, monsoon rain and stop-start traffic. Yatri says the P2's frame, powertrain, cooling, battery architecture and software were developed around precisely those conditions.

This is not a scooter adapted for Nepal after it was built. It is a scooter imagined around Nepal from the beginning.

TechSastra first impression

A Futuristic Design That Does Not Look Like Everything Else

The P2's styling is instantly recognisable. Its broad front apron, muscular side panels, exposed trellis structure and distinctive circular projector headlamp give it a confident stance. The design feels futuristic without looking like a concept vehicle that accidentally escaped onto the road.

Yatri has also kept daily usability in mind. The P2 offers 30 litres of LED-lit under-seat storage, enough for a full-face helmet and everyday essentials, along with a roomy floorboard and a 45W device charger. The seat height is a manageable 775mm, while 14-inch alloy wheels should offer more stability over uneven Nepali roads than smaller scooter wheels.

Six Nepal-inspired colours

Buyers can configure the scooter in Mustang Desert, Everest Snow, Sauraha Mist, Annapurna Storm, Chure Thunder and Kalapatthar Midnight. The names are a small touch, but they give this proudly Nepali product an identity of its own.

10kW Power, Three Batteries and Up to 207km Range

The flagship Yatri P2 uses a high-power mid-drive permanent-magnet synchronous motor producing up to 10kW peak power and 315Nm of torque at the wheel. Yatri claims a top speed of 90km/h. A mid-drive layout keeps mass closer to the centre of the scooter and lets the engineers tune the final drive for sustained climbing—useful when Kathmandu's ring road turns into the roads of Kirtipur, Chandragiri or Nagarkot.

There are three LG lithium-ion battery options. The 3.0kWh version targets affordable city use, the 3.7kWh version balances range and cost, and the 5.2kWh version provides the headline 157km claimed city range. An optional 1.8kWh auxiliary range extender adds roughly 50km, taking the top configuration to 207km.

ℹ️ Range note: 207km is Yatri's claimed maximum with the 5.2kWh battery plus the optional 1.8kWh extender. Real-world range will vary with load, speed, gradient, temperature, riding mode and traffic.

Fast charging is one of the P2's biggest advantages

Yatri says all three batteries can reach 80% in approximately 41 minutes using its DC fast-charging network. At home, the standard 1,350W onboard AC charger can reach 80% in under 2.5 hours. The company plans charging access across around 30 Nepali cities and important highway routes, a crucial piece of the ownership experience if the P2 is to travel beyond the Valley.

Yatri P2 Specifications: Variant-by-Variant

Yatri P2 battery, motor, range and charging specifications
Specification	3.0kWh	3.7kWh	5.2kWh
Motor	Mid-drive PMSM	Mid-drive PMSM	Mid-drive PMSM
Peak power	6kW	8kW	10kW
Wheel torque	315Nm	315Nm	315Nm
Top speed	90km/h	90km/h	90km/h
Controller	340A	450A	450A
Claimed city range	90km	112km	157km
With 1.8kWh extender	Not offered	Up to 162km	Up to 207km
AC charger	1,350W	1,350W	1,350W; 2,000W optional
DC fast charging	80% in 41 min	80% in 41 min	80% in 41 min
Included Yatri Care	5 years	6 years	8 years

Chassis, brakes and practical specifications
Item	Yatri P2 specification
Frame	Dual-cradle trellis frame
Front suspension	90mm-travel front fork
Rear suspension	Dual progressive shock absorbers
Brakes	240mm ventilated front disc; 220mm ventilated rear disc; combined braking
Wheels	14-inch alloy wheels
Seat height	775mm
Boot space	30 litres, LED-lit
Battery protection	IP67-rated LG lithium-ion pack

A Scooter With the Technology of a Modern Car

The P2's feature list is unusually ambitious for Nepal's scooter market. At the centre is a 7-inch connected TFT display with built-in 4G. It can show navigation, range, ride data and nearby charging stations, and supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for calls, music and maps.

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Connected dashboard

7-inch TFT, 4G, wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, media and smart charger finder.

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Smart security

Keyless start, movement alerts, live tracking, theft notifications and remote immobilisation.

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Built for hills

Mountain hold, terrain-adapting cruise control and an actively managed mid-drive system.

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Active safety

Fall detection, emergency location sharing, projector LED lighting and regen-responsive tail lamp.

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Three riding modes

Suste, Thikka and Babbal modes, plus reverse and three selectable regen levels.

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Ride intelligence

Trip history, efficiency data, route planning and optional tyre-pressure monitoring.

🇳🇵 The P2's electronics and embedded systems have received AIS-standard certification from ARAI in Pune, according to launch coverage. For a locally engineered vehicle, that is an important credibility marker.

Yatri P2 Price in Nepal: What Should Buyers Expect?

Yatri has not announced the official P2 price in Nepal yet. The final MRP is expected at the commercial launch. TechSastra expects the three models to cost approximately NPR 2.99 lakh, NPR 3.49 lakh and NPR 3.99 lakh respectively.

P2 · 3.0kWh

NPR 2.99 lakh

TECHSASTRA EXPECTED PRICE

P2 · 3.7kWh

NPR 3.49 lakh

TECHSASTRA EXPECTED PRICE

P2 · 5.2kWh

NPR 3.99 lakh

TECHSASTRA EXPECTED PRICE

⚠️ Price status as of September 2, 2026: these are TechSastra's expected prices, not confirmed MRPs. Options such as the range extender, rapid charger, advanced connectivity, TPMS, premium tyres and accessories may increase the final price.

Pre-booking, Test Rides and Delivery in Nepal

Yatri opened P2 pre-booking around the NADA Auto Show 2026 and also provides an online configurator on its official website. Buyers can select the colour, battery, connectivity, safety equipment and accessories before making a reservation.

Current launch information indicates that the 3.7kWh and 5.2kWh variants are scheduled for delivery from mid-October through November 2026, while the entry-level 3.0kWh model is expected from December. Yatri's Experience Centre in Teku is also expected to handle product demonstrations, test rides and customer support.

First Impression: This Could Be a Landmark Nepali EV

What looks excellent

The P2's strongest cards

Distinctive, premium design
Up to 207km claimed range
Strong mid-drive performance
41-minute DC fast charging
Large 14-inch wheels and dual discs
CarPlay, Android Auto and connected app
Designed and engineered in Nepal
Sipradi-backed service potential

What still needs proof

Questions before buying

Final price of every configuration
Real-world hill and highway range
Long-term battery degradation
Fast-charger uptime outside Kathmandu
Service reach and spare-parts supply
Which smart features cost extra
Production quality at mass-market scale
Independent owner reviews after delivery

On paper, the Yatri P2 is one of the most exciting two-wheelers developed in Nepal. It has the design to attract attention, the range to calm EV anxiety and the technology to compete with established electric scooters from India and China. The Sipradi partnership should also give buyers more confidence about distribution and after-sales support than Yatri's earlier projects could offer.

The final verdict depends on two things: price and execution. If the official price stays close to current estimates and Yatri delivers reliable charging, service and production quality, the P2 could become more than a beautiful Nepali scooter. It could be the product that proves Nepal can engineer a genuinely competitive modern EV.

The Yatri P2 looks like the moment Nepal's EV industry stops asking for attention—and starts earning it.

TechSastra verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official Yatri P2 price in Nepal?

The official price has not been announced as of September 2, 2026. TechSastra expects the 3.0kWh, 3.7kWh and 5.2kWh variants to cost roughly NPR 2.99 lakh, NPR 3.49 lakh and NPR 3.99 lakh respectively, but the final prices may differ.

Does the Yatri P2 really have a 207km range?

Yatri claims up to 207km only for the 5.2kWh variant fitted with the optional 1.8kWh range extender. The standard claimed city range of the 5.2kWh battery is 157km.

What are the Yatri P2 battery options?

The scooter is offered with 3.0kWh, 3.7kWh and 5.2kWh LG lithium-ion batteries. Their claimed standard city ranges are 90km, 112km and 157km respectively.

How fast is the Yatri P2?

Yatri claims a 90km/h top speed. Peak motor output varies by battery configuration: 6kW, 8kW and 10kW.

How long does the Yatri P2 take to charge?

A Yatri DC fast charger is claimed to reach 80% in 41 minutes. The standard 1,350W onboard AC charger reaches 80% in under 2.5 hours.

Is the Yatri P2 manufactured in Nepal?

Yes. Sipradi Yatri describes the P2 as designed, engineered and manufactured in Nepal, with development focused on local hills, heat, monsoon weather and road conditions.

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