Crossfire enters Nepal's electric two-wheeler market with new long-range scooter

KATHMANDU: Crossfire is officially entering the electric two-wheeler market under its own brand identity with the launch of the Crossfire electric vehicle (EV) segment in Nepal.

The first product released under the Crossfire EV banner will be a new electric scooter, which claims to offer a range of up to 250 kilometres on a single charge.

The upcoming scooter is designed for riders who require an electric two-wheeler capable of managing both everyday commuting and longer journeys, while retaining the distinctive, performance-oriented character long associated with the Crossfire brand.

Rather than presenting a long range as a novel concept in Nepal, Crossfire EV intends to differentiate its offering through a combination of range, performance, design, technology, practical usability, and ownership confidence.

The launch of the Crossfire EV segment marks a new chapter for the brand as it expands beyond its established motorcycle portfolio to introduce electric mobility products carrying the Crossfire name, identity, and product philosophy.

Classic Wheels Export and Import, the company behind Crossfire in Nepal, previously entered the electric mobility sector with the introduction of Garow in 2023. That venture provided the company with valuable exposure to the evolving electric vehicle market in Nepal, including customer expectations, charging habits, range requirements, and after-sales needs.

Building upon that knowledge, the company is taking its next step by establishing Crossfire EV as a dedicated electric mobility segment.

Through the launch of Crossfire EV, the company aims to establish a stronger, more focused presence in the rapidly expanding electric mobility market of Nepal, while continuing to broaden its product portfolio for the next generation of riders.