Bike Tax in Nepal

There are various fees and bike taxes in Nepal levied by the government for using your vehicle. These include the blue book registration/renewal fee, vehicle registration fee, vehicle transfer fee and the annual vehicle tax. Among them, the vehicle tax is the most important and recurring one — you must pay it every year before renewing your blue book. You also need at least third-party insurance before your blue book can be renewed.

Bike Tax in Nepal

Under Nepal’s federal structure, each of the seven provinces sets its own vehicle tax through its annual Economic Act (Aarthik Ain). Provinces classify bikes and scooters by engine displacement (cc) for petrol vehicles and by motor power (watts) for electric two-wheelers.

Bike Tax Rate in Nepal – FY 2082/83 (2025/26)

Here are the updated bike and scooter tax rates for the fiscal year 2082/83 by province. A blue book renewal charge of Rs. 300 is added on top of the tax every year, plus the mandatory third-party insurance premium.

Bagmati Province

Vehicle tax rate for bikes or scooters running on petroleum products registered in Bagmati Province:

Bike tax rate in Bagmati Province, Nepal – 2025/26
Bike (in cc) Tax rate
Up to 125 cc Rs. 3,000
126 – 150 cc Rs. 5,000
151 – 225 cc Rs. 6,500
226 – 400 cc Rs. 12,000
401 – 650 cc Rs. 25,000
Above 650 cc Rs. 35,000

Here is the vehicle tax rate for motorcycles or scooters registered in Bagmati province that run with electricity:

Electric bike tax rate in Bagmati Province, Nepal – 2025/26
Bike (in Watts) Tax rate
351 – 1,000 W Rs. 1,500
1,001 – 1,500 W Rs. 2,000
1,501 W and above Rs. 3,000

Koshi Province

Bike tax rate in Koshi Province, Nepal – FY 2082/83

Bike (in cc) Tax Rate
Up to 125 cc Rs. 2,800
126 – 250 cc Rs. 4,500
251 – 400 cc Rs. 9,000
Above 400 cc Rs. 16,500

Madhesh Province

Bike tax rate in Madhesh Province, Nepal – FY 2082/83

Bike (in cc) Tax Rate
Up to 125 cc Rs. 3,000
126 – 160 cc Rs. 5,000
161 – 250 cc Rs. 6,500
251 – 400 cc Rs. 11,000
Above 400 cc Rs. 20,000

Gandaki Province

Bike tax rate in Gandaki Province, Nepal – FY 2082/83

Bike (in cc) Tax Rate
Up to 125 cc Rs. 3,000
126 – 150 cc Rs. 5,000
151 – 225 cc Rs. 6,500
226 – 400 cc Rs. 11,000
401 – 650 cc Rs. 20,000
Above 650 cc Rs. 30,000

Lumbini Province

Bike tax rate in Lumbini Province, Nepal – FY 2082/83

Bike (in cc) Tax Rate
Up to 125 cc Rs. 2,500
126 – 250 cc Rs. 4,500
251 – 400 cc Rs. 9,500
Above 400 cc Rs. 20,000

Karnali Province

Bike tax rate in Karnali Province, Nepal – FY 2082/83

Bike (in cc) Tax Rate
Up to 125 cc Rs. 2,500
126 – 250 cc Rs. 4,000
251 – 400 cc Rs. 8,000
Above 400 cc Rs. 15,000

Sudurpashchim Province

Bike tax rate in Sudurpashchim Province, Nepal – FY 2082/83

Bike (in cc) Tax Rate
Up to 125 cc Rs. 2,800
126 – 150 cc Rs. 4,500
151 – 250 cc Rs. 5,500
251 – 400 cc Rs. 8,000
Above 400 cc Rs. 9,000

Note: Most provinces continue to give heavy discounts or full exemptions on electric two-wheelers to promote clean mobility. Please confirm the EV rate for your province at your Transport Management Office, as EV provisions are revised almost every year.

Third-Party Insurance Rates for Two-Wheelers (Mandatory)

Third-party insurance is compulsory for blue book renewal. The government-fixed premiums are:
Two-wheeler third-party insurance premium in Nepal are:

Engine Capacity Annual Premium
Up to 149 cc Rs. 1,715
150 – 250 cc Rs. 1,945
251 cc and above Rs. 2,167

You may also like to check historical tax rate for two wheelers in Nepal.

Please contact department of transportation management (DOTM) in your region for more details and recent updates on scooter or bike tax in Nepal.