Ncell offers various voice packs to meet different calling needs, whether for occasional calls, regular use, or long-term savings. Here’s a quick guide on how to choose and activate the right voice pack for you.
Howt to activate voice packs in NCELL?
Types of Ncell Voice Packs
Day Voice Packs
40 minutes for Rs. 10
25 minutes for Rs. 16
Weekly Voice Packs
200 minutes for Rs. 80
400 minutes for Rs. 150
Monthly Voice Packs
800 minutes for Rs. 265
Unlimited talk for Rs. 399
Special & Unlimited Packs
Night Pack (12 AM – 6 AM): Unlimited calls for Rs. 14
All-Nepal Unlimited + 10GB Data: Unlimited calls for Rs. 265
How to Activate a Voice Pack
USSD Code: Dial *17118# to view and select available packs directly from your phone.
Ncell App: Open the Ncell app, and navigate to the “Services” or “Buy Offers” section to activate voice packs.
Checking Remaining Call Minutes
You can check your remaining call minutes anytime by dialing *100#. This will show your balance, including the minutes left and the validity of your current pack.
Tips for Selecting a Voice Pack
Bundled Benefits: Some packs offer additional data or SMS, so check if these options suit your needs.
Validity and Renewal: Keep track of your pack’s expiration and use auto-renewal if you want uninterrupted service.
Apple is working on a health app aimed at helping prediabetic users manage their condition by maintaining stable blood glucose levels and reducing the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. In this article, we will discuss the latest updates on the new health features that will be available in their upcoming Health apps.
Apple Health App Overview
What’s in it?
One of the app’s most anticipated features is non-invasive blood glucose tracking. Apple is developing sensor technology to monitor blood glucose levels without needles or invasive methods, simplifying glucose management for users who need regular monitoring.
This app specifically targets individuals with prediabetes, aiming to aid in Type 2 diabetes prevention. By focusing on stable blood glucose management, Apple aligns with its health-centric approach to technology.
Employee Testing Completed
Apple recently completed internal testing of this non-invasive monitoring with its employees, gathering feedback and data to refine the feature. If the testing continues to yield positive results, Apple could release the feature as early as next year.
Additional Features for Health Management
The app will also include food logging and personalized meal recommendations. These tools are intended to help users make healthier food choices and gain insights into their eating habits, fostering proactive health management.
Meanwhile, check out our review of the Apple Watch series 10
Kick Lifestyle launched the ZenBuds a few months back, and its charging case had a touchscreen on the front. It was quite a sensation, and now, another popular homegrown OEM brand — MyPower, has added a similar offering to its catalogue. Let’s talk about the MyPower Mypod VR3 in further detail in this article and also discuss its price in Nepal.
MyPower Mypod VR3 Overview
Design
These earbuds come in in-ear fitting with classic AirPods Pro-like looks. They even have black strips near the top of the stem and speaker unit housing. Furthermore, the MyPower Mypod VR3 also ships in a single White option just like the Apple offering.
The AirPods Pro inspiration continues onto the charging case too. However, it has one distinct feature which prevents it from looking like a complete knock-off. There is a display with touch support. You can use this screen to access the various features these earbuds offer.
The audio on the MyPower Mypod VR3 is driven by a 13mm driver on each bud. Meanwhile, these buds offer environmental noise cancellation during phone calls ensuring a clear calling experience. They are also equipped with ANC, clearing out ambient background noise.
These earbuds come with Bluetooth v5.3 and connect instantly to your device after pairing for the first time. The touch display on MyPower Mypod VR3’s charging case lets you control the buds by changing tracks, fiddling with volume, etc. It also offers other features like toggling noise cancellation, answering calls, “Lost & Find”, camera control, and so on.
Talking of the battery, these buds pack 45mAh cells while the charging case has a 360mAh unit. Combined, they can offer you one full day of music listening. Once drained completely, the whole package can be charged in three hours total. Moreover, they support fast charging too, where plugging in for 15 minutes equates to 150 minutes of playtime. These buds apparently support wireless charging as well.
MyPower Mypod VR3 Specifications
Design: In-ear, stemmed, Display on the charging case
Dimensions:
Buds: 32.00 mm x 31.00 mm x 26.00 mm
Case: 61.00 mm x 48.00 mm x 30.00 mm
Weight: 5.00 grams (Buds), 55.00 grams (Case)
Sound Driver: 13mm dual drivers
Noise Cancellation: Active Noise Cancellation + Noise Reduction during calls
Connectivity: Bluetooth v5.3
Battery: 45 mAh (Buds), 360 mAh (Case)
Playback (50% Volume): Up to 7 hours (Buds), Up to 24 hours (With Case)
Charging: 1.5 hours (90 minutes for buds and case each), via USB Type-C, 15 minutes charge = 150 minutes usage
Features: Touch controls, Controls through charging case display, Lock screen wallpaper, Lost and Find, Camera remote, Wireless charging*
Colour Options: White
MyPower Mypod VR3 Price in Nepal and Availability
These earbuds were launched on 22 October 2024 and can be purchased on MyPower’s official website. Though the Mypod VR3 has an MRP of NPR 2,999, you can get it for an introductory price of just NPR 2,499. The company is also offering a warranty of six months on the product.
MyPower Earbuds
Price in Nepal (Official)
Mypod VR3
NPR 2,999 NPR 2,499
Meanwhile, check out our video list of best wireless earbuds under NPR 3,000:
Samsung just launched its next-generation midrange processor. This one succeeds the Exynos 1480 bringing some incremental upgrades with a redesigned architecture. Let’s discuss the Samsung Exynos 1580 further in this article and its eventual availability.
Samsung Exynos 1580 Overview
Internals
This new Samsung processor is built on the company’s in-house third-generation 4nm EUV FinFET process. Its predecessor was also built on a 4nm process, however, the company has not specified the lithography generation. While that may be true, the Exynos 1580 likely has a better fabrication than the last-gen chipset.
Samsung also updated the CPU architecture to a tri-cluster design. Previously, the Exynos 1480 had four performance and efficiency cores each. In contrast, the Exynos 1580 comes with a Cortex-A720 acting as a prime core clocking at 2.9GHz. In addition, it has three more Cortex-A720 cores capped at 2.6GHz and four Cortex-A520 cores with 1.95GHz clock speed. The featured cores are the newer ARMv9 ones, offering better efficiency.
Graphics and NPU
The graphics department also sees an upgrade to AMD’s RDNA 3 architecture facilitating a 37% increase in peak performance than the Exynos 1480. In the meantime, the Exynos 1580 offers 20% better performance when consuming the same amount of power. The GPU also has an increased GL2 cache.
The NPU however, appears to be the same 6K MAC units. Regardless, the on-device AI might still be better as this chip has a larger 2MB cache. Furthermore, Samsung mentions that this processor supports 14.7 TOPS of AI performance.
Moving on, the latest chipset from Samsung supports LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. Likewise, it supports an FHD+ display with a 144Hz refresh rate. For cameras, you can have a single camera of up to 200MP resolution. The Exynos 1580 works with a dual-camera setup as well, albeit both lenses are capped at 32MP. Video-wise, this chipset can process 4K videos at 60FPS.
Talking of connectivity, this silicon is unsurprisingly 5G-ready and supports both NR and mmWave bands. Additionally, it also supports Bluetooth v5.4 and WiFi 6E.
Samsung Exynos 1580 Launch and Availability
Samsung unveiled the Exynos 1580 on 24 October 2024. However, it will be some time before this chipset becomes available commercially. The Samsung Galaxy A56 will be the first phone to sport the Exynos 1580, which might launch around March next year. Moreover, the smartphone has already appeared on benchmarking sites with this processor — further solidifying the case.
Oppo launched its top-of-the-line Find X8 series in China yesterday with a base X8 and a pricier X8 Pro. Since we have already covered the Oppo Find X8 in detail, let’s dive a bit into its Pro sibling, alongside its features, specifications, expected availability, and price in Nepal.
Oppo Find X8 Pro Overview
Design and Display
Oppo’s Find X8 series features flat frames and a sleek premium look. The display on the Pro version is slightly curved on the four corners while the base X8 has a fully flat front. The camera ring is more compact and less protrusive than before and the X8 Pro is available in China in typical Black and White color options with a characteristic Blue variant available as well.
The screen is a QHD+ AMOLED screen with a variable refresh rate of 1-120Hz (LTPO). It supports over 1 billion colors and can reach an all-screen brightness of a whopping 1600nits. There’s also HDR 10+ and Dolby Vision support where certain zones can reach up to a blinding 4500 nits.
Performance and Memory
At the helm, there’s MediaTek’s new hero: the Dimensity 9400 baked on TSMC’s N3E 3nm node. The chip looks super fast with its prime Cortex X925 core @ 3.63GHz complemented by a couple of Cortex X4 performance cores and Cortex A720s for efficiency. Alongside that, the upgraded Immortalis GPU promises a substantial boost in graphical workloads of up to 30%. For cooling, there’s a graphite sheet, a large vapor chamber, and some thermal gel for dissipation.
As for memory, the RAM is LPDD5X with up to 16GB capacity, and the storage can be configured with up to a terabyte. Everything’s running on OPPO’s Color 15 skin built on top of Android 15.
Cameras and Battery
For the Find X8 Pro, Oppo has offered a quad camera rear setup consisting of a primary lens, two telephotos: one with up to 3x optical zoom and the other with up to 6x, and an ultrawide. The primary is Sony’s LYT 808 sensor with a f/1.6 aperture and a focal length of 23mm while the ultrawide and 3x telephoto carry over from the base X8. The extra 6x telephoto is an IMX periscope lens with an aperture of f/4.3 and Optical Image Stabilization (OIS). Housed in the hole punch upfront is a 32MP selfie camera.
Fueling the Pro is an impressive 5910mAh Silicon Carbide cell that supports up to 80W wired and 50W wireless charging. The Find X8 Pro has WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and NFC support as well alongside 5G connectivity.
This Oppo smartphone is now available in China with a starting price of CNY 5,299 for the base 12/256GB variant. Although unlikely, if the device makes it here, we expect the Oppo Find X8 Pro price in Nepal to be around NPR 140,000.
Oppo Find X8
Price in China (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
12/256GB
CNY 5,299
NPR 139,999
16/256GB
CNY 5,699
NPR 149,999
12/512GB
CNY 5,999
NPR 157,999
16/512GB
CNY 6,499
NPR 166,999
16GB/1TB
CNY 6,799
NPR 173,999
Meanwhile, check out our video on the Oppo Find X7 Ultra vs Samsung’s S24 Ultra:
Oppo recently unveiled the curtains on its flagship Find X series with the introduction of the Find X8 and Find X8 Pro. While the ‘Ultra’ of the bunch will be revealed further down the road, the base and the pro models are now readily available in China. In this piece, we’ll take a quick look at the gateway to this X series, the Oppo Find X8, its features, and specifications, and finally an expected price in Nepal alongside some availability scoops.
Oppo Find X8 Overview
Design and Display
Oppo’s flagship X series has always sported an elegant and premium design but the Chinese smartphone maker has gone one step beyond this time to make the X8 sleeker than its predecessors. The camera bump on the back has been noticeably reduced due to the use of multi-prism technology, and the phone in general is slimmer by a millimeter, and more compact in all dimensions.
That’s to say, the display is now a slightly smaller 6.59-inch flat LTPO AMOLED panel that refreshes between 1-120Hz. It’s got all the bells and whistles you’d expect out of a flagship like vibrant colors, high brightness, durable protection, and lots of others. It’s got Dolby Vision support and a very crisp resolution yielding a pixel density of roughly 450 ppi.
Performance and Memory
Under the hood, the Oppo Find X8 is powered by the new Dimensity 9400 chipset from MediaTek. It’s a 3nm chip led by a superpowerful Cortex X925 Arm core running at up to 3.63 GHz. Others that follow are 3x Cortex X4 cores and 4x Cortex A720 cores that clock in at up to 3.3GHz and 2.4 GHz respectively. Since the new SoC has an upgraded Immortalis GPU as well, expect the Oppo Find X8 to dust its predecessor in gaming workloads. To ensure that, and keep things under wraps, the X8 and its sibling feature a redesigned thermal solution with graphite sheets, vapor chambers, and thermal gel.
From the memory side of things, the base variant of the Find X8 ships with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. But, there are many different configurations including 16/256GB, 12/512GB, 16/512GB, and finally the top-end 16GB/1TB model. As for the software, the phone boots on ColorOS 15 based on Android 15 with a new look, and many different optimizations, especially in terms of animation fluidity.
Cameras
The cameras are most in focus when talking about new Find X smartphones and this time it’s no different. While the Pro version gets an additional telephoto lens, the base X8 features a 50MP primary Sony LYT 700 sensor, a 50MP ultrawide, and a 50MP IMX 882 telephoto. The primary and telephoto feature both Phase Detection Auto Focus (PDAF) and Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) while the latter is missing on the ISOCELL ultrawide.
All of that is now housed in a sleeker camera island that protrudes less than the previous generation. It is especially commendable considering the primary is the same sized 1/1.56 “ sensor and there’s a similar telephoto with a 73mm focal length. The trick here lies in the use of multiple prisms to save vertical space instead of a periscope layout. Anyways, that hardware is now paired with Oppo’s HyperTone image engine which merges nine frames into one for better clarity and range. Of course, there’s the Hasselblad optimization in terms of colors and portraits that has been the staple for Find X for the last few years. On the front, you get a 32MP selfie camera just like last year.
Battery and Extras
Despite the compact form factor, the Find X8 houses a big 5630mAh battery thanks to the use of Silicon Carbide technology that packs in more energy for the same volume. It’s super quick to charge right back too at 80W wired and 50W wireless top-up support. On the connectivity side, there’s the latest WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4 with support for LHDC 5, 5-way GNSS, and NFC. The USB port is limited to Gen 2 speeds though, unlike the X8 Pro.
The Oppo smartphone will start shipping in China in a few days for an ask of CNY 4,200. Although very unlikely, if it makes it here, we expect the Oppo Find X8 price in Nepal to be around NPR 99,999.
Oppo Find X8
Price in China (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
12/256GB
CNY 4,199
NPR 99,999
16/256GB
CNY 4,399
NPR 109,999
12/512GB
CNY 4,699
NPR 129,999
16/512GB
CNY 4,999
NPR 134,999
16GB/1TB
CNY 5,499
NPR 144,999
Meanwhile, check out our video on the Oppo Find X7 Ultra vs Samsung’s S24 Ultra:
Oppo has launched the Enco X3 earbuds during a recent event in China. This earbud was launched alongside the introduction of the flagship X8 series and the Oppo Pad 3 Pro, which we have covered in a separate article. But, let’s talk about the latest Oppo Enoc X3 Earbuds, including their expected price in Nepal.
Oppo Enco X3 Overview
Audio
The Enco X3 earbuds feature the BES2700 chipset. They include an 11mm bass driver and a 6mm tweeter. The Enco X3 supports wireless lossless audio transmission at 1 Mbps. It utilizes Bluetooth 5.4 and LHDC 5.0, which supports 192kHz/24bit audio. The earbuds also offer advanced noise-cancellation capabilities. They can reduce noise by up to 50 dB. Additionally, they feature AI Call Noise Reduction and a three-microphone system to enhance voice clarity.
User Controls
Users can control music, calls, and volume through gesture-based commands. Furthermore, the earbuds have an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance.
Battery and Charging Options
Each earbud has a 58mAh battery, while the charging case has a 566mAh capacity. The Enco X3 supports both wired and wireless charging at up to 10W.
Noise Cancellation: Up to 50 dB reduction, AI Call Noise Reduction, VPU Bone Voiceprint Recognition, anti-wind noise algorithm
Voice Clarity: Real-time voice detection, dual DAC, three-microphone system
Audio Transmission: 1 Mbps wireless lossless transmission, Bluetooth 5.4, LHDC 5.0 (192kHz/24bit), DYNAUDIO tuning, spatial audio support
Controls: Gesture-based for music, calls, volume adjustment
Durability: IP55 dust and water resistance
Battery: 58mAh per earbud, 566mAh charging case
Charging: Supports both wired and wireless charging (up to 10W)
Oppo Enco X3 Earbuds Price in Nepal and Availability
In China, the wired charging version is priced at 899 yuan, while the wireless charging version is available for 949 yuan. As of now, there is no announcement regarding global availability. If it ever makes it here, we expect the latest Enco X3 Earbuds price in Nepal to start at no less than NPR 17,000.
Oppo Enco X3 Earbuds
Price in China (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
Wired Charging
CNY 899
NPR 17,000
Wireless Charging
CNY 949
CNY 19,000
Meanwhile, check out our review of Apple Watch Series 10
OPPO has introduced its latest tablet, the OPPO Pad 3 Pro. It features a 12.1-inch display and is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. In this article, we will discuss everything about the latest OPPO Pad 3 Pro, including its expected price in Nepal.
OPPO Pad 3 Pro Overview
Display
The OPPO Pad 3 Pro comes with a 12.1-inch 2K LCD display. It supports a refresh rate of 144Hz and features Dolby Vision and HDR10+. Additionally, the peak brightness reaches 600 nits, while having an aspect ratio of 7:5.
Performance and Storage
The Pad 3 Pro runs on last-gen Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset. Meanwhile, It is paired with 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM and storage options up to 1TB with UFS 3.1 for faster, better, and smoother multitasking operations.
The device operates on Android 14-based ColorOS 14.1. OPPO has announced that the Pad 3 Pro will receive future updates, including an upgrade to Android 15-based ColorOS 15.
Cameras and Audio
The rear camera is a 13MP unit with autofocus and an LED flash. On the front, the Pad 3 Pro offers an 8MP camera.
The tablet includes six built-in speakers with Dolby Atmos. This setup is intended to provide a more immersive audio experience for users watching videos or playing games. The audio configuration is expected to enhance media consumption on the device.
Battery and Charging
The OPPO Pad 3 Pro has a 9510mAh battery. It supports 67W SuperVOOC fast charging, designed to reduce downtime between charges.
Accessories
OPPO has also introduced accessories for the tablet, including the Smart Touch Keyboard and Pencil 2 Pro stylus. The stylus offers 10,000 levels of pressure sensitivity, designed for digital artists or note-takers.
In China, the base model with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage costs 3299 yuan, while the highest-end model, with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage, costs 4499 yuan . The tablet will be available for purchase starting October 30.
The OnePlus 13 is all set to change the pattern of release date and get released as early as October and now we already have some official information regarding its design and cameras. In this article, we’ll explore all the details surrounding the release date, rumors, and speculations about the phone’s details.
OnePlus 13 rumours roundup
Display
The OnePlus 13 is expected to feature a 6.82-inch BOE X2 display with a quad-curved design that incorporates micro-curvature. It will have a resolution of 2K.
Performance
Like the norm, we are expecting the upcoming Oneplus flagship to ship with Qualcomm’s latest and greatest SD 8 Gen Elite alongside fast memory (LPDDR5x) and plenty of storage (1TB UFS 4.0). If you’re confused about the naming of the upcoming Oneplus smartphone is going to pack, check out our detailed article on Snapdragon 8 Elite here, where we talked about this upcoming chipset.
The OnePlus 13 features a Hasselblad Triple Rear Camera setup. The main camera includes a 50MP Sony LYT-808 sensor with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS). The telephoto lens is now a 50MP 3X periscope, replacing the previous 64MP version, and it has a 1/1.95″ LYT600 sensor with an f/2.6 aperture, also equipped with OIS. Additionally, the ultra-wide camera uses a 50MP Samsung JN5 sensor, providing a 120° field of view. The company also shared some samples from its latest telephoto camera.
The periscope design includes a “multi-prism reflection structure,” which allows for a thinner and lighter module. This design improves focusing speed and image clarity. The OnePlus 13’s camera system uses the same imaging algorithm as the OPPO Find X8 series, designed to enhance light and shadow performance while capturing detailed images.
Battery
Given that the OnePlus 12 came with a 5400 mAh battery, an upgrade to around 6000 mAh seems likely for the successor. However, the charging capabilities may remain the same, with 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.
OnePlus 13 Launch Date and Availability
While the predecessor, the OnePlus 12 debuted in December of last year, the OnePlus 13 is set to break from tradition with an earlier release. This time, we can expect the OnePlus 13 to make its debut by the end of October or the beginning of November. Initially, it will launch in China before making its way to global markets.
Yatri is working on the second generation of Project 1 which comes with some design tweaks to its predecessor. It will also have the company’s trademark Mountain Hold technology, and Apple CarPlay as well as Android Auto support! Let’s discuss all that we know of the Yatri P1 Gen 2 further in this article, including its price in Nepal.
Yatri P1 Gen 2 Overview
After all the “No provision on number plates for made in Nepal bikes” ordeal, it appeared that Yatri had settled down. Gone stagnant, perhaps. The company was expanding its charging stations here and there. But, not much was heard from them. Well, surprise, surprise! Turns out the company was working on Yatri P1 Gen 2!
You sneaky sneaky… 👀
The naming of the upcoming bike is an obvious sign that it is a reiteration of the popular Yatri P1. Not much information is available about it as of now for the second iteration of the bike. The company dropped the first teaser back on 21 October 2023 with a post captioned “Gen2 loading…”.
Yatri continued dropping subtle hints after that. Later, they posted a render of the Yatri P1 Gen 2 on 19 January 2024. Looking back, the company had been posting photos of the unreleased bike ever since the first teaser right at our faces!
What’s new?
World’s first!
Yatri announced that the Yatri P1 Gen 2 will be the world’s first electric two-wheeler to feature wireless Apple CarPlay as well as Android Auto! This means that you can now connect the Yatri bike with whatever smartphone you have. Additionally, this will turn the bike into a secondary device giving you access to essential features like calling, texting, music control, calendar, and most importantly navigation! Talk about convenience!
Likewise, the aforementioned vehicle platform from both operating systems also converts the connected mobile device into the vehicle key itself. Moreover, the vehicle detects whenever the owner is nearby, and auto-unlocks! The support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Yatri would suggest that this feature will also be available. However, Yatri has not revealed if that will be the case. So, that one’s up in the air.
Mountain Hold
The Kathmandu Valley has a pretty uneven plane and is full of inclined roads. Say you are going uphill and you get a call. Traditionally, you would have to stop the bike, take your phone out of your pocket and receive the call while holding the brake the entire time. For situations like this, Yatri offered a physical brake lock in the previous iteration.
However, they are taking a different approach for the Yatri P1 Gen 2 — enter Mountain Hold feature. With this, the bike will sense that you’ve stopped on a slope and hold its position. In the meantime, you can let go of both the brakes, take your phone out and receive the call. Or you could just accept the call from the bike itself now that it supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto… you get the point. This feature also eases parking on steep surfaces without having to worry about the two-wheeler rolling backwards and falling over.
It is not the first time we have seen a feature like this though. Popular electric scooters brands like Ather and Zeeho offer a similar feature dubbed “AutoHold” and “Slope Hold” respectively. But it’s not about being the first to introduce the feature. It’s about adding quality-of-life updates — and Mountain Hold surely is one such update.
While the inclusion of the vehicle platform is cool and a headlining feature on its own, we can draw another conclusion from it too. The dashboard is getting an upgrade! We can further confirm this with the image posted by Yatri themselves. They have given the dashboard some definite retouching coming from the P1.
The sidelight signals have been integrated into the bezels on either side, while the right bezel sees an extra indicator for the high beam. The Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration has made the UI more intuitive. This also hints that Yatri has upgraded the display on the P1 Gen 2 with touch controls enabling interactions with the dashboard. Previously, the bike had a colour screen but lacked touch controls while also having a limited interface.
Looks and Build
The looks are also an obvious change over here. While most of the body looks entirely the same, we can see that the headlight area has gone through some remodelling. The disc brakes look more neutral while the tyres appear to have more grooves.
The company also shared that it took one million kilometres worth of road data and user feedback into consideration when developing the Yatri P1 Gen 2. Moreover, they claim that the coming iteration of the bike will “deliver better and consistent performance over longer and adventurous trips”. They are also saying that it will come with a more optimised system with better reliability.
The little design tweaks
Recently Yatri shared all the little design tweaks they’ve added on to the P1 Gen 2. This includes an extended fender on the front, a language rack on the back, and an addition of a crash cage.
All these design decisions have been taken with adventure riding in mind. Firstly, the extended fender protects the bike’s frame and the rider from mud and gravel that the tyres throw off. Likewise, the luggage rack does exactly what it sounds like — it helps you fasten your luggage onto the bike.
Yatri has integrated a Crash Cage into the bike this time. It is a larger frame that also includes a much-requested frame slider in it. This protects the P1 Gen 2 from scratches, which will be a highly appreciated addition considering the price of Yatri bikes so far. Also, you can customise the colour of the frame slider!
While the Nepali bike manufacturer shared all these design tweaks through their social media, it is unclear if they will be available on all the units or as add-ons. Personally, the latter option seems more plausible.
Yatri P1 Gen 2 Price in Nepal and Availability
Some sources are claiming that the company is opting for a low-powered motor offering the same range as the Yatri P1. As a result, Yatri can price the P1 Gen 2 more competitively in Nepal — landing somewhere around NPR 450,000. If it’s true, it is very exciting news since other imported electric bikes were cheaper than the OG Yatri P1.
Now, the last standing question is when is it launching? There are no words about it so we cannot tell concretely. The company hinted that they would soon be dropping the full specifications of the Yatri P1 Gen 2. But when will the bike itself drop? It’s anyone’s guess. Looking at the way the company’s been trying to hype its audience, they might launch it this very year! The Nepali year though — so… I’m guessing by the end of 2081 B.S.
While I am saying that, it’s just a speculation from my end too. So, take it with a grain of salt, if you will!
Meanwhile, check out our coverage video on Yatri Project One:
