Crossfire Set to Enter Nepal’s EV Market with 250 km-Range Scooter

Crossfire has officially entered Nepal’s electric two-wheeler market with the launch of its own Crossfire EV segment, marking the brand’s expansion beyond its existing motorcycle portfolio.

Classic Wheels Export & Import Pvt. Ltd., the company behind Crossfire in Nepal, had previously entered the electric mobility space through Garow in 2023.

The company says that experience gave it exposure to Nepal’s growing EV market, including customer expectations, charging habits, range requirements and after-sales support.

Building on that experience, Crossfire is now establishing Crossfire EV as a dedicated electric mobility segment under its own brand identity.

The first product under the new segment will be an electric scooter with a claimed range of up to 250 km on a single charge. Crossfire says the scooter is aimed at riders looking for a combination of long range, performance, design, technology and everyday practicality.

The company is not positioning long range itself as a new concept in Nepal’s electric scooter market. Instead, Crossfire says it aims to differentiate its upcoming scooter through the overall package, including performance, usability and ownership confidence.

The new electric scooter has been developed for both daily commuting and longer-distance travel, while retaining the performance-oriented character associated with the Crossfire brand.

With Crossfire EV, Classic Wheels aims to establish a stronger presence in Nepal’s rapidly expanding electric mobility market and broaden its product portfolio with a new generation of electric two-wheelers.

The company is expected to reveal further details of the new Crossfire EV scooter, including its specifications, features and pricing, closer to its market launch.