Sipradi's 'Joint Venture' with Yatri

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Yatri Motorcycles is going to resume its production along with the production of electric scooters. Sipradi Trading is going to help travelers in the construction of e-scooters under 'Project Two'. A joint venture project has also been agreed between Yatri and Sipradi.

"We have entered into this agreement to produce quality two-wheeled vehicles suitable for the country's roads and soil," said a high-ranking official of Yatri He has responded that he expects the product to be suitable for geography when the company is allowed to make scooters.

Made in Nepal motorcycle 'Yatri' journey

'As many EVs are entering Nepal now, it seems that the rider is getting cheated somewhere or the other,' said the official of Yatri, 'We have made this joint venture to make a scooter with specs that match Nepal.' Earlier it produced Gen One and Gen Two sports bikes under 'Project Zero' and 'Project One'. After project two scooters, the company that makes project three road bikes has informed.

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Due to policy confusion regarding the registration process of vehicles produced in Nepal, passenger motorcycles could not be registered for a long time. Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal gave instructions to improve the environment for registration of vehicles manufactured in Nepal. Last May, the Department of Physical Infrastructure and Transport Management amended the law and prepared the basis for the registration of vehicles manufactured in Nepal.

"Due to a problem with the registration, we stopped production for about a year," said the official of the company. As there was no vehicle manufacturing company in Nepal earlier, there was a problem related to registration. There was no agency to create a registration system for us. One used to show it to the other.' After the revision of the guidelines, the passenger registered his electric sports bike 'Project-One' at the Transport Management Office, Gurjudhara.