KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- All variants of Vespa scooters are available with two engine options - 125cc and 150cc.
- Vespa Qala is only available in the Tech variant.
- The most expensive scooter here costs Rs 1.96 lakh ex-showroom.
Piaggio Vehicles Pvt Ltd. has updated its luxury scooter, the Vespa, with a host of new tech features and stylish enhancements. The 2025 model range has been launched, starting at Rs 1,32,500 (ex-showroom). The new Vespa is available in four variants, offering customers the choice between a 125cc or 150cc engine, a Tech variant, and the newly introduced Vespa Qala, which celebrates Indian art and culture.
The most expensive model in this lineup is priced at Rs 1.96 lakh. These updated models will be available at Vespa dealerships starting from February 25th. For more details, join the 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel to stay updated on the latest automotive news.
2025 Vespa
Vespa and Vespa S
The 2025 Vespa and Vespa S models are the most affordable one in the lineup, and are offered with both 125cc or 150cc engines. The main difference between the two are of design, and the regular model starts at Rs 1.32 lakh and is available in 7 colour option :-
1. Verde Amabile
2. Rosso Red
3. Pearl White
4. Nero Black
5. Azzurro Provenza
6. Blue and Pearl White
7. Orange and Pearl White
Vespa S, the more stlyish looking scooter starts at Rs 1.36 lakh, and is available with a special Vespa Oro' variant crafted with a special Gold tint. Other colours options here are:-
1. Verde Ambizioso (Matte)
2. Oro
3. Pearl White
4. Nero Black (Matte)
5. Giallo Yellow (Matte)
6. Arancio Impulsivo
7. Red and Pearl White
8. Black and Pearl White
Vespa Tech and Vespa S Tech
This is an all new range, introduced by company, and its main highlight is the tech included in it. To be specific, key-less ignition, TFT Smart Dash, Bluetooth integration and navigation ability are the new features in this scooter. Like the regular model, this one is again available with 125cc and 150cc engine, and Vespa Tech is priced at Rs 1.92 lakh and S Tech at Rs 1.96 lakh.
Lastly, the big news here is the first one Tech, has recieved a special edition called 'Vespa Qala'. As the name suggests, this one celebrates Indian artistry and you'll see the usage of bronze elements throught the scooter and motifs of mehendi which completely sets it apart from other scooters in India.
customers who preffer exclusivity, artistic approach, and timeless design should check this out. Again, this one is only available with Vespa Tech, not S Tech. Now onto the colours options available -
Tech - Rs 1.92 Lakh
- Special Edition - Qala
- Energico Blue
- Grigio Grey
S Tech - Rs 1.96 Lakh
- Nero Black (Matte)
- Pearl White
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Speaking at the event, Mr Diego Graffi, Chairman and MD, Piaggio Vehicles Pvt Ltd said, "Vespa has always been more than just a mode of transport since its inception. It's a cultural icon, a symbol of self-expression for many generations, and an inspiration for artists and creators. Every decade the Vespa has undergone evolution attracting newer enthusiasts for the brand. As Vespa completes over a decade in India, Vespa's introduction of an all- new 2025 product portfolio with futuristic features, vibrant and appealing palette has been in the making. It is a significant transition celebrating a new decade and being relevant to a new generation of customers. In India, Vespa occupies the luxury scooter segment, and we intend to grow it as a luxury-lifestyle brand. 2025 is start of new era of Vespa in India and I am quite excited with the possibilities that it brings."
Verdict
Vespa's official press release mentions that both engine variants have been improved, offering smoother acceleration, better fuel efficiency, higher gradeability, and effortless handling. However, in terms of power output, they remain the same. This is a great achievement in terms of engineering, but the exorbitant pricing may create a barrier for potential buyers, as the Vespa is known for being a high-maintenance scooter. The cheapest model will cost nearly Rs 1.50 lakh on the road, while the top-spec variant could be even more expensive, with the on-road price reaching around Rs 2.20 lakh. Let's see how the audience responds to this new pricing.
