ULTRAVIOLETTE X47 Price in Nepal

ULTRAVIOLETTE X47 Overview

The Ultraviolette X47 Crossover is a premium high-performance electric motorcycle built on the same platform as the brand's F77, launched in mid-2026. In Nepal it spans a wide range, from NPR 684,900 for the base version to NPR 1,054,900 for the top Desert Wing, making it one of the most expensive electric motorcycles offered here. It is aimed at enthusiast and performance-minded buyers, not budget commuters.

Two battery options are offered, 7.1 kWh and 10.3 kWh, both driving a 30 kW motor, with a claimed IDC range of 211 km on the smaller pack and up to 323 km on the larger one, plus rapid acceleration of roughly 2.7-2.8 seconds to 60 kmph. Its standout claim is being the world's first motorcycle with standard integrated radar, feeding radar-based rider-assistance and safety features alongside dynamic stability control, multi-level regenerative braking and a 5-inch touchscreen. Positioned as a versatile crossover, it blends the F77's performance with more everyday practicality and a heavy technology focus. For a Nepali buyer, the X47 is a flagship-tier machine: the long-range variants promise genuine intercity capability rare among electric two-wheelers here. It is very new, so independent long-term reviews and real-world range and durability data are still limited, and the high price and premium positioning place it well above mainstream commuter EVs.