Royal Enfield ‘Gorkha Edition’ Launched at NPR 599,000

Alpha Automotive has unveiled the Royal Enfield Classic 350 ‘Gorkha Edition’ in Kathmandu. The starting price for the Classic 350 Gorkha Edition is set at NPR 599,000. This new variant features an olive green color, distinctive graphics, and cross Khukuri motifs. Kathmandu, 21 August — Alpha Automotive Pvt. Ltd., the official distributor of Royal Enfield in Nepal, launched the ‘Royal Enfield Gorkha Edition’ during an event held in the capital. The unveiling ceremony was graced by retired Chief of Army Staff Rajendra Bahadur Kshatri as the chief guest.

At the event, Alpha Automotive director Meghraj Paudel recalled Royal Enfield’s proud 125-year history and its strong connection with Nepali riders. He emphasized that the name “Gorkha” is not just a brand but a symbol of Nepali bravery, courage, and discipline, and expressed pride in linking it with Royal Enfield’s heritage. “Today, we are not just launching a new motorcycle; we are bringing the spirit and identity of Nepali riders and the Gorkhali legacy to the streets,” he said.

The Gorkha Edition combines Royal Enfield’s classic design with the pride of Nepal, the company claims. Alpha Automotive has been providing various models in the Nepali market, including the Hunter, Classic, Meteor, Scram, Himalayan, and recently launched Gurkha. The company also reiterated its commitment to strengthening after-sales service, spare parts availability, and the riding community. Launched under the slogan, “Name is Gorkha, Spirit is Nepalese, Journey is Royal Enfield,” the edition is expected to be well-received by Royal Enfield enthusiasts in Nepal.