Rs 20,000 straight off the price, a helmet and handguards thrown in, and five years of engine cover. CFMoto is making a fairly direct pitch this festive season.
Rishi Trade Center, the official CFMoto distributor in Nepal, has opened a Dashain and Tihar scheme on the CFMoto 250 Dual EFI. Unlike the prize-draw campaigns most brands run at this time of year, there is no scratch card and no lottery here. Everything on offer is guaranteed.
The cash discount
Buy the 250 Dual EFI outright and Rs 20,000 comes off the price. No conditions attached beyond paying cash.
For buyers who would rather not settle the full amount upfront, CFMoto has set the entry requirement at 40 percent down payment, with the balance financed.
Trade in your old bike
The scheme accepts any brand on exchange. Bring in an existing motorcycle, whatever badge is on the tank, and Rishi Trade Center says it will apply an enhanced valuation against a new 250 Dual EFI.
That flexibility matters during Dashain, when the timing window is narrow. A buyer who has to sell privately first often misses the season entirely.
What comes in the box
Every purchase under the scheme includes a premium handguard set and a full-face protective helmet, both free.
The helmet inclusion is worth noting. On a 250cc machine, a proper full-face is not an optional kit, and bundling one means the buyer is not walking out with an unplanned expense on day one.
Backing the hardware is a five-year engine warranty, which is a longer commitment than this segment usually carries.
What the Dashain–Tihar scheme includes
Rs 20,000 cash discount on outright purchase
Financing available from 40 percent down payment
Enhanced exchange valuation on any brand of old motorcycle
Free premium handguards
Free full-face protective helmet
Five-year engine warranty
The motorcycle itself
The 250 Dual EFI runs a fuel-injected engine, and CFMoto positions it as a machine built to handle a mix of road conditions and longer rides rather than city commuting alone.
On the ownership side, Rishi Trade Center points to its network of authorised service centres nationwide for technical support and genuine spare parts. For a brand still building recognition in Nepal, after-sales reach is often the sticking point for buyers, so it is sensible that the company is leading with it.
Worth moving on?
The straightforward structure is the appeal here. No draws, no waiting to find out whether you won something. The discount, the accessories and the warranty are all fixed and known before you sign anything.
Against the prize-heavy campaigns running at TVS, Hero and Yamaha showrooms right now, that is a different proposition. Those schemes offer a chance at a large payout. This one offers a smaller amount with certainty.
If a 250cc machine was already on your list this festive season, the deal is clean enough to evaluate on its own terms. The offer runs for a limited period at authorised CFMoto sales points and dealers across Nepal.
For more on new launches, festive offers and prices in Nepal, Autoncell covers them as they land.
