Yatri Motorcycles’ upcoming electric scooter P2 is a joint collaboration with Sipradi Trading, a leading automotive company and authorized distributor for Tata cars in Nepal. Though the Nepal-made scooter’s launch date is kept behind bars, the company is testing it through different terrains.
Earlier, Yatri committed to making Nepal-friendly electric batteries. Testing its upcoming model through different road conditions also reflects that it has focused a great deal on acclimatizing its product to local road conditions.
In its Facebook post, Yatri wrote, “2 P2 test mules. 400+ km daily each. 7,000+ km cumulatively. 9 days of brutal real-world durability testing.”
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Adding further, it said, “From the Terai plains to extreme mid-hill climbs – high speed sections, windy stretches, rough patches and endless gradients. Swipe to see where our team of engineers and test riders is riding through in the first phase of our cross-country test run.”
The company conducted P2 test rides through areas with difficult road and riding conditions. These included pockets in Waling, Bharatpur, Kathmandu, Jiri, Mulkot, Katari, etc. Earlier, Yatri had secured temporary registration number plate for P2 which was utilized for these trial run.
As the company said, it tested the electric scooter riding up to 400 km per day to analyze its endurance, performance level, and comfort for the rider.
Yatri has launched Project 0 and Project 1, both motorbikes inspired by café racer lineups. It’s now geared up for an electric scooter in collaboration with Sipradi.
When will the Yatri electric scooter launch?
Yatri says that its electric scooter, possibly P2, will launch soon, maybe later in 2026. It has emphatically said that “P2 isn’t being prepared for launch and is forged for Nepal,” highlighting its suitability for Nepal.