Garow Lithium Nepal delivers DT-53 scooters to Yango Drivra Mobility

KATHMANDU: Garow Lithium Nepal, under Crossfire Motorcycles, has delivered six units of its Garow DT-53 electric scooter to Yango Drivra Mobility Nepal as part of a corporate partnership.

Yango Drivra has expressed confidence in the DT-53’s performance and efficiency and plans to acquire 100 units in the coming days to expand its smart-mobility fleet.

The DT-53, which offers a claimed range of 250 km on a single charge, is powered by an 8 kWh lithium‑ion battery and a 5,000 W peak power motor. Garow Lithium Nepal said the model delivers smooth, efficient and cost‑effective travel, making it suitable for ride‑sharing, delivery and corporate fleet operations.

Since launching the Garow DT-60, which the company markets as the highest-range electric scooter in Nepal with a 350 km range, Garow Lithium Nepal has strengthened its presence in the corporate mobility sector. The company said the arrival of the DT-53 has accelerated corporate demand because of its performance, affordability and reliability.

Garow Lithium Nepal has completed several major corporate sales in recent months, including deals with Dulla Nepal, Royal Cleaning, Yango Elebar and Yango Drivra Mobility, and said multiple other organisations are currently onboarding its EVs.

The company said it remains committed to supporting Nepal’s transition to clean and sustainable transportation through innovative products, reliable service and corporate collaborations.

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