| Battery & Range | - 249.2cc single-cylinder, FI engine; mileage ~30.5 kmpl
- Fuel tank capacity 13.5 litres
| - Fuel tank: 12 liters (Nepal launch video, YouTube result 6).
- Mileage: around 45–50 km/l (Nepal launch video, YouTube result 6).
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| Motor Power & Drivetrain | - Single-cylinder, liquid-cooled 249.2cc FI engine
- Max power 25.83 PS @ 9250 rpm
- Max torque 21.2 Nm @ 8000 rpm
- 6-speed manual gearbox
- Chain-drive to rear wheel
| - 220cc single-cylinder engine (Nepal launch video, YouTube result 6).
- Air-cooled and fuel-injected powertrain (Nepal launch video, YouTube result 6).
- Power: 17.5 PS; torque: 17 Nm (Nepal launch video, YouTube result 6).
- Manual transmission (Meromoto result 4).
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| Wheelbase & Ground Clearance | - Wheelbase ~1400 mm
- Ground clearance ~170 mm
| - Seat height: 780 mm (MeroLagani result 3).
- Ground clearance: 230 mm (MeroLagani result 3).
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| Dimensions | - Kerb weight ~155–160 kg
- Overall length ~2080 mm
- Seat height ~795 mm
| - Kerb weight: 140 kg (Nepal launch video, YouTube result 6).
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| Cargo | - Underseat storage very minimal, typical naked bike
- No dedicated luggage box; add-on carriers required
| - Underseat storage not disclosed officially (As of: 24/07/2026).
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| Comfort & Interior | - Upright riding posture with slightly rear-set footpegs
- Split seat with moderate cushioning
- Telescopic front forks, rear monoshock for ride comfort
| - Upright riding position for comfort (Arthik Awaj result 5).
- Optimized rider triangle improves control and comfort (Arthik Awaj result 5).
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| Infotainment & Convenience | - Analog-digital instrument cluster
- Basic tripmeter and fuel gauge in console
- Electric starter standard
| - 2.8-inch TFT display with navigation (MeroLagani result 3).
- Passive keyless entry and push-start ignition (YouTube result 6).
- Smart locking system and anti-theft alarm (MeroLagani result 3).
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| Safety | - ABS-equipped braking system
- Front and rear disc brakes
- Tubeless tyres likely on alloy wheels
| - Dual-channel ABS (YouTube result 6).
- Traction control system (YouTube result 6).
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| Design & Exterior | - Naked streetfighter design with exposed trellis frame
- Sporty tank shrouds and sharp tail section
- Iconic Benelli styling, premium fit and finish
| - Street-focused tyres for city and highway use (MeroLagani result 3).
- All-LED lighting (YouTube result 6).
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| Sales & Imports | - Price in Nepal Rs 5,20,000, positioned as best-seller
- Launched in Nepal at Rs 5,20,000 by KTM International
- Listed as BN 251 at Rs 5,20,000 on Benelli Nepal price lists
| - Launched officially in Nepal by Crossfire; bookings open nationwide (MeroLagani result 3).
- Sold through authorized Crossfire and LETBE showrooms (MeroLagani result 3).
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| Value for Money Verdict | - Strong performance and design for price segment
- Considered one of Benelli’s best-sellers in Nepal
- Competitive pricing among 250cc premium bikes
| - Positioned as a premium 220cc cross-terrain motorcycle (B360 Nepal result 1).
- City variant undercuts Hills by NPR 25,000 (B360 Nepal result 1).
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| Pros | - Refined 250cc FI engine with good performance
- Premium build quality and iconic Benelli design
- ABS adds safety confidence
- Competitive Rs 5.2 lakh pricing in segment
| - Low 780 mm seat height aids accessibility (MeroLagani result 3).
- 230 mm ground clearance suits rough Nepali roads (MeroLagani result 3).
- Strong feature list for the price (YouTube result 6).
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| Cons | - Mileage around 30.5 kmpl; not very fuel-efficient
- Limited underseat storage and touring practicality
- Lack of advanced features like ride modes
- Official Nepal brochure/spec-sheet not readily available online
| - No official Nepal-disclosed underseat storage figure found (As of: 24/07/2026).
- Single Nepal-official variant-specific drivetrain difference not disclosed (As of: 24/07/2026).
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