Vespa 150

Vespa recently launched their updated 2025 range of scooters, which includes two new variants called Vespa Tech and Vespa S Tech. Each variant is available with two engine options: 125cc or 150cc. Apart from the engine, everything else is the same across all scooters.

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Expected Launch Date - May 2025

150 Key Highlights

Engine Capacity

149.5 cc

150 Specs

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Vespa 150 Price

Variant	Ex-Showroom Price
S Tubeless Tyres, Disc Brakes, Led Headlight	N/A
Tech Tubeless Tyres, Disc Brakes, Led Headlight	N/A
STD Tubeless Tyres, Disc Brakes, Led Headlight	N/A
S Tech Tubeless Tyres, Disc Brakes, Led Headlight	N/A
Qala Tubeless Tyres, Disc Brakes, Led Headlight	N/A

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Vespa 150 Latest Update

Latest Update on 12th Feb'25: The Vespa 150 series is now available in four variants: the regular Vespa, S, Tech, and S Tech. While the engine power figures remain the same, the company has stated in the press release that refinement and fuel efficiency have been improved. Additionally, the company has introduced a special ‘Vespa Qala’ variant to celebrate Indian arts and culture.

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Vespa 150 Detailed Review

Undoubtedly Vespa, in a Modern Avatar 9

The base Vespa retains the familiar design that we have grown used to seeing over the years, featuring the curved and stylish body panels, along with the circular headlight for that classic retro look.
The Vespa S offers a slightly sportier design, featuring a rectangular headlamp, redesigned turn indicators, sportier paint schemes, and blacked-out treatment on places that would otherwise receive chrome finish as standard. However, the body panels remain similar.
The base Vespa and the Vespa S both come with an updated colour palette, which sees the addition of both monotone, and dual-tone paint schemes. The base Vespa comes with 7 paint scheme options, while the Vespa S gets eight.
The Vespa Tech appears to be based on the base Vespa, featuring the same retro design as the regular base Vespa.

150 body specifications:

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The power figures remain the same, but the refinement levels have increased. 8

The 149.5cc single-cylinder engine produces 11.42 ps and 11.66 Nm of torque. The company says they have worked on improving its smooth power delivery and fuel consumption patterns.
All four variants of the Vespa 150 are built on the same monocoque full steel frame, which makes use of a single linkage-type spring setup at the front, and a four-step adjustable gas-charged monoshock at the rear.

150 engine specifications:

Single-channel ABS is only available with the 150cc model 7

Only the 150cc variants of the Vespa come with single-channel ABS, featuring hydraulic control and a caliper.
The Vespa Tech variants come equipped with a fully digital 5-inch TFT screen. This advanced display includes Bluetooth connectivity, offering features such as navigation, SMS alerts, and music notifications, enhancing the overall riding experience with modern technology.
The regular Vespa comes equipped with a semi-digital instrument cluster. This means that the display features a combination of both analog and digital elements.