Zuumav K7 250 in Nepal: Can It Outshine the Crossfire RM 250 in the Off-Road Arena?

Zuumav K7 250 was launched in Nepal at the NADA Auto Show in 2024.

Turbo Motors, the official distributor of the Zuumav motorcycles for Nepal, introduced the K7 250 marking their entry into the Nepali two-wheeler market. Alongside the K7 250, K5 250, and S8 250 were also launched by the distributor.

What is the Price of Zuumav K7 250 in Nepal?

Zuumav K7 250 price in Nepal starts from Rs. 7.50 Lakhs and goes up to 7.75 Lakhs depending on the variant. It is available in Dirt and Motorrad option.

The K7 250 is a street intended bike with higher specs than its sibling, the K5 250.

Let’s have a quick look at the specifications of Zuumav K7 250 in Nepal for 2024.

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Zuumav K7 250 Overview

Design

The K7 250 boasts a bold design, featuring LED headlights and high-mounted fenders at the front, paired with wide, raised handlebars. The Inverted Fork setup adds a cool aesthetic, especially when viewed from the front.

Beneath the frame, radiator grilles highlight the presence of a liquid-cooled engine.

The bike’s higher ground clearance makes it suitable for both on-road and off-road conditions. To handle rough terrains, the engine is well-protected by a sturdy bash plate.

Unlike the K5, the K7 is equipped with an Aluminum Swingarm, which enhances straight-line stability, translating to improved handling.

The bike also features a Single-Seat design and a compact fuel tank—typical of off-road models to maintain agility.

Additionally, energizing graphics complement the overall design, adding to the bike’s dynamic appearance.

Performance

Zuumav K7 250 is powered by a 249.6cc Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 4-Valve, Liquid-Cooled, Carburetor Engine. It can generate a max power of 25.8PS at 9000 rpm and a max torque of 22.5Nm at 7000 rpm. Moreover, it is mated to a 6-speed gearbox with a 7.5L fuel tank.

While the engine displacement for K5 and K7 250 are about the same, K7 has a higher compression ratio due to which it is able to produce more power and torque from the same kind of engine.

Additional Details

The front suspension is an Adjustable Rebound, Spring Period, Compression Damping Inverted Fork setup and the rear features an Adjustable, Spring Pre-Load Shock Absorber.

The dimensions are 2170 mm in length, 815 mm in width, and 1260 mm in height. Moreover, the wheelbase is 1480 mm.

The ground clearance for the K7 250 is 310 mm. And, the kerb weight is 118 Kg.

Features

Here is the list of available features in the Zuumav K7 250 in Nepal for 2024.

Zuumav K7 250 Features Highlight

• 249.6cc Carburetor Engine
• Liquid Cooling
• Lightweight Cradle Steel Frame
• Adjustable Inverted Forks and Pre-Load Shock Absorber
• LED Lights
• Aluminum Swingarm
• 17-inch Rear Spoke Wheels
• Aluminum Wheel Rim
• 310mm Ground Clearance
• 7.5 Liters Fuel Tank
• Self and Kick Start
• 6-Speed Gearbox
• Digital Instrument Cluster
• Dual Disc Braking

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Zuumav K7 250 Price in Nepal and Availability

Zuumav K7 250 price in Nepal starts from Rs. 7.50 Lakhs and goes up to 7.75 Lakhs depending on the variant. It is available in Dirt and Motorrad option.

It was officially launched at the NADA Auto Show 2024 and is currently available in Nepal.

Although the price of the K7 may seem steep, it remains one of the more affordable options in its segment. Additionally, it provides a good range of features and delivers decent performance figures.

The following table lists the price of Zuumav K7 250 price in Nepal for 2024.

Talking about competition, the Zuumav K7 250 will rival the Crossfire RM 250.

The K7 250 price in Nepal is from Rs. 7.50 Lakhs to Rs. 7.75 Lakhs, making it slightly affordable than the RM 250.

In the performance segment, both bikes produce similar power figures. Additionally, both bikes come with liquid-cooled engine with a 6-speed transmission.

One key difference is in the frame construction. The RM 250 uses an aluminum frame, which provides better acceleration and handling.

However, it comes at the cost of a stiffer ride, and aluminum frames can be difficult and expensive to repair, especially for heavy-duty use.

In contrast, the K7 250 has a steel frame, offering greater durability, a more comfortable ride, and easier repairs if needed.