Crossfire has officially launched its dedicated electric two-wheeler market in Nepal under its own brand identity, marking a significant expansion beyond its traditional motorcycle offerings. The company has established a dedicated 'Crossfire EV' segment to manage its electric mobility products, positioning itself as a serious contender in the country’s rapidly growing electric two-wheeler market.
Classic Wheels Export and Import Pvt Ltd, the official distributor for Crossfire, previously entered the electric sector in 2023 with the Garow brand. This initial foray provided valuable insights into Nepal’s EV landscape — including consumer expectations, charging behaviors, range demands, and after-sales service requirements. Leveraging this experience, Crossfire is now introducing Crossfire EV as a distinct and dedicated electric mobility brand.
The first product from this segment will be an electric scooter. It is expected to offer a range of 250 kilometers on a single charge. Designed for riders who prioritize long-range capability, the scooter also emphasizes performance, modern design, advanced technology, and practical everyday usability.
Engineers designed this scooter for both daily commuting and long-distance travel. While long-range electric scooters are not new to Nepal, Crossfire is taking a different approach. Rather than focusing solely on range, the brand is emphasizing a holistic package — combining powerful performance, user-friendly features, and confidence in ownership. This strategy aims to appeal to a broader audience, from daily commuters to those undertaking longer trips.
Specific details regarding motor capacity, battery specifications, top speed, and pricing will be announced at an official launch event. The company has not yet released a booking date or final price list, but further details on specifications, features, and pricing of the Crossfire EV scooter will be revealed closer to its market launch.
Classic Wheels sees this as a strategic move to strengthen its footprint in Nepal’s fast-evolving electric mobility sector and to expand its product lineup with a next-generation electric two-wheeler.
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