Two-dimensional (2D) early transition metal carbides and/or nitrides (MXenes) have shown significant potential in a wide variety of applications. The majority of MXene research has utilized aqueous colloidal dispersions of MXenes because of the unique hydrophilicity of the MXene surface. In some cases, however, aqueous dispersions have various disadvantages such as the degradation of MXenes in long-term storage and incompatibility with water-insoluble polymers. Herein, we demonstrated a stable nonpolar colloidal dispersion of MXenes chemically grafted with lipophilic octyltriethoxysilanes. A high grafting density of OTS on the MXene surface was achieved by employing a strong acid polyelectrolyte as an OTS (water insoluble)-in-water emulsifier.. Despite the negligible surface charging, the hydrophobic MX@OTS showed excellent colloidal stability in very nonpolar hexanes over 4 weeks.