New Asia NACL 200

Price

New Asia’s official website has no price list, so there is no confirmed ex-factory price for the NACL 200 as of October 2026. Ask an authorised dealer for an itemised quote, because body options and add-ons can change the final price considerably.

Engine and gearbox

The NACL 200 has the largest engine in New Asia’s NACL range. Its 197cc air-cooled engine is rated at 10.3 kW, about 13.8 hp, at around 7,500 rpm, which is about a fifth more power than the NACL 150. Power goes through a multi-plate wet clutch, and the fuel tank holds 18 litres. New Asia does not publish torque, top speed or fuel economy for this model. In our opinion, the extra power is most useful on hilly routes or when running near full load all day.

Size and practicality

This is a three-wheel cargo loader for heavier commercial use. The official page gives no payload, load-bed size, overall dimensions or tyre size, so confirm the rated load with the dealer and measure the bed yourself. New Asia’s NARS 200 Loader uses the same 197cc engine but is water-cooled and has only a 5-litre tank. The NACL 200 is air-cooled with a much larger 18-litre tank, which means fewer fuel stops on long delivery routes.

Equipment by variant

One version of the NACL 200 is listed. New Asia shows a colour selector and gallery but publishes no colour names or equipment list. Dealers often advertise heavy-duty extras such as additional leaf springs, a double frame or service tyres, so ask for any of these to be listed on the invoice.

Warranty

The official website does not publish warranty terms. Get written warranty details from the dealer and ask how overloading affects your cover.

Which variant to buy

There is only one NACL 200, so the choice is between this and the NACL 150. Our view: choose the NACL 200 if you regularly carry heavy loads, climb gradients or need stronger pulling power, and the price difference is reasonable. For lighter city deliveries, the NACL 150 has an official 800 kg rating and published fuel economy of 24 to 28 km per litre, which makes its running costs easier to plan.