Kathmandu. Baidya’s Organization has launched Ultraviolet’s new crossover motorcycle X47 on the occasion of Nepal Mobility Expo 2026 at Naima.

Vaidya’s Organization, the authorized distributor of Ultraviolet for Nepal, has announced the price of X47 at Rs 6,84,900.

Combining crossover design, modern technology and high performance, this motorcycle opens a new frontier in the Nepali electric motorcycle market.

UltraViolet X47 is designed for riders interested in daily commuting, adventure riding and adventure riding.

Vaidya’s Organization has already opened bookings for Ultraviolet’s F-77 Original and F-77 Recon models in the Nepalese market. The F-77 Original was priced at Rs 8,11,000 and the F-77 Recon was priced at Rs 9,69,000.

The F-77 is paired with a 10.3kWh battery pack. According to the company, it offers a range of 323 km on a full charge. It is powered by a 30kWh electric motor that generates maximum torque of 100 Nm.

In terms of performance, the F-77 can accelerate from 0 to 60 kilometers per hour in 2.8 seconds. It has a maximum speed of 155 kilometers per hour. The 39-level traction control system improves grip and stability of the bike in a variety of road and riding conditions.

The F-77 has been set at Rs 1 million 50,000 for the upcoming Naima Mobility Expo. According to the company, this is a special price for the expo period and the price of the motorcycle will increase after the expo.

With the launch of the X47, UltraViolet further expands its electric motorcycle portfolio in the Nepalese market.

The new model aims to offer a combination of high performance, technology and design for everything from everyday use to long-distance and thrilling riding.