Ktm 250 Adventure Price in Nepal 2026

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रु 7,49,900

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KTM 250 Adventure Key Specifications in Nepal

Engine Type ice

Engine Displacement 249.07 cc

Max Power 31 PS @ 9,250 rpm

Max Torque 25 Nm @ 7,250 rpm

Mileage 32-35 kmpl

Cooling System Liquid Cooled

Safety Feature Dual-Channel ABS (with Off-road Mode), 320mm Front & 240mm Rear Disc Brakes, Slipper Clutch

Seat Height 825 mm

KTM 250 Adventure All Variants & Prices in Nepal

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About KTM 250 Adventure in Nepal

The KTM 250 Adventure is designed as the most accessible entry point into the world of KTM travel-enduro in Nepal. For 2026, it remains a favorite for riders who want a machine capable of daily commuting in Kathmandu and long-distance touring on Nepal's rugged highways. It shares its styling and lightweight trellis frame with the 390 Adventure but is powered by the refined 250cc engine that offers a smooth, linear power delivery. The bike's 19-inch front and 17-inch rear alloy wheels, paired with MRF Mogrip Meteor tyres, provide a balanced performance on both tarmac and gravel.

Technologically, the 250 Adventure is well-equipped with a 5-inch TFT display that supports Bluetooth connectivity for navigation and call alerts. One of its standout features for Nepali terrain is the 'Off-road ABS' mode, which allows the rider to disable ABS on the rear wheel for better control on dirt roads. With a generous 14.5-liter fuel tank and a ground clearance of 227mm, it is built to handle everything from city potholes to high-altitude mountain passes without breaking a sweat.

KTM 250 Adventure Full Specifications & Features

Performance & Engine

1. Engine Displacement: 249.07 cc

The 250 Adventure now features the all-new LC4c engine, a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled SOHC unit. This engine has been redesigned for 2026 to be lighter and more compact, specifically tuned to offer more low-end and mid-range torque, which is essential for tackling the steep climbs and unpaved trails of Nepal.

2. Max Power: 31 PS @ 9,250 rpm

Delivering 31 PS, the 250 Adventure is a highly capable highway tourer. The power delivery is smoother than the previous DOHC version, making it less fatiguing on long rides while still providing enough "grunt" to maintain highway speeds with a pillion and luggage.

3. Max Torque: 25 Nm @ 7,250 rpm

With 25 Nm of peak torque, the bike offers excellent roll-on acceleration. The 2026 update ensures that torque is available earlier in the rev range, allowing for better crawlability on technical off-road sections.

4. Top Speed: 140 km/h

The 250 Adventure can reach a top speed of approximately 140 km/h. While it isn't a speed demon like the RC series, its aerodynamics and tall windshield are designed to protect the rider from windblast at sustained speeds of 100-110 km/h.

5. Mileage: 38 kmpl

Fuel efficiency is a strong point, with the bike yielding up to 38 kmpl on highways. Combined with a 14.5-litre fuel tank, the 250 Adventure offers a theoretical range of over 500 km, making it perfect for remote treks where fuel stations are scarce.

Dimensions & Weight

1. Ground Clearance: 227 mm

The ground clearance has been significantly increased to 227 mm. This class-leading figure ensures that the bike can clear large rocks and deep ruts on Nepal's backcountry roads without damaging the undercarriage.

2. Seat Height: 825 mm

Despite the high ground clearance, KTM has managed to lower the seat height to 825 mm (compared to 855 mm on older models). This makes the bike much more accessible to shorter riders and provides more confidence when putting a foot down on uneven terrain.

3. Kerb Weight: 177 kg

At 177 kg, the 250 Adventure remains nimble. The new trellis frame and subframe design help keep the weight centralized, ensuring that the bike doesn't feel top-heavy during slow-speed maneuvers.

Safety & Braking

1. ABS: Dual Channel with Offroad Mode

The bike features a Bosch 10.3 MB ABS system. The "Offroad ABS" mode allows the rider to disable ABS on the rear wheel while keeping it active on the front, which is crucial for controlling the bike in loose dirt or gravel.

Interior & Tech

1. Instrument Cluster: 5-inch TFT Display

A major upgrade for 2026, the 250 Adventure now features a full-color 5-inch bonded glass TFT display. It is glare-resistant and supports KTM Connect for turn-by-turn navigation and smartphone connectivity via the handlebar switches.

Other Data Points

1. Service Intervals in Nepal: 7,500 km

Following the initial 1,000 km service, the 250 Adventure requires maintenance every 7,500 km. KTM Nepal (HH Bajaj) provides specific "Adventure Service" packages that include air filter cleaning and bolt-tightening essential for touring bikes.

2. Proprietary Tech: Ride-by-Wire & Slipper Clutch

The inclusion of Ride-by-Wire ensures precise throttle control, while the PASC Slipper Clutch reduces the effort at the lever and prevents rear-wheel chatter during aggressive downshifts on technical trails.