Vespa has completed his 75 years in market. To celebrate this occasion with the India’s Independence Day celebrations the company has launch its 75th anniversary edition scooter.
The Vespa models currently are the most expensive in India when it comes to Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) scooters.
Diego Graffi, chairman and managing director, Piaggio India Said :
“We at Piaggio India live the Vespa culture of Freedom, Originality, Spontaneity and innovation, Vespa has lived the idea of emancipation, independence, exploration with light mobility. Being always fresh, vibrant, young and unconventional, the Vespa 75th edition celebrates the iconic history and special values of Vespa and depicts them with special execution, As we are celebrating the value of independence through Vespa 75 th, it also embarks Vespa’s journey in India at the time India celebrates 75 years of Independence.”
Price in India
- 125cc Vespa 75th anniversary edition price set at Rs 1.26 lakh ( ex-showroom )
- 150cc Vespa 75th anniversary edition price set at Rs 1.40 lakh ( ex-showroom )
The Vespa 75th anniversary edition model can now be order online or through authorised dealerships for Rs 5,000.
Deliveries are expected to begin soon for these scooters and it is likely these might be limited edition models.
Vespa 75th Anniversary Edition comes in single glossy metallic Giallo color.
Specifications
Vespa displays the number 75 on side panels and the front bumper displayed in matt metallic pyrite color which matches the front tie with chrome inserts.
Vespa 75th Anniversary Edition comes with the chrome 75th Logo on the glove box shield as well as the mention whether this is a 125cc or 150cc scooter.
The seats of the Vespa 75th Anniversary Edition are done in Nobuk leather.
Vespa 75th Anniversary Edition comes with a custom dual purpose bag that symbolises the spare wheel from erstwhile Vespa models.
A dust grey colour has been given for the machine alloy wheels in Vespa 75th Anniversary Edition.
Other changes when compared to the regular Vespa models in India include a longer visor.
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