The Vespa 75th is a limited edition that is only available during 2021 and only in the Primavera 50, 125 and 150 cc and GTS 125 and 300 cc models.
75 YEARS OF JOYFUL STYLE
Since 23 April 1946, the legendary Vespa has been brightening up its riders’ days the world over. It’s not just a question of design, history or quality, but also Vespa’s values that are behind its perennial popularity, shaking up the status quo and bringing together young people of all cultures and backgrounds in a shared passion.
Since 23 April 1946, the legendary Vespa has been brightening up its riders’ days the world over. It’s not just a question of design, history or quality, but also Vespa’s values that are behind its perennial popularity, shaking up the status quo and bringing together young people of all cultures and backgrounds in a shared passion.
Today, 2021, Vespa has no intention of slowing down.
ICONS ARE CREATED OVER TIME, NOT BORN
The Vespa is much than just a scooter. It is a global cultural phenomenon. Credited with kickstarting the post-war Italy revival, it became a symbol of freedom and elevated Italian design the world over. Even today, it remains on display at New York’s MoMA, capturing the hearts and minds of all who pass before it!
READY TO COLOR THE FEATURE
Spontaneous, simple and zippy, the Vespa has long attracted and inspired creative talents from all around the globe, sparking collaborations ranging from Dior to (RED) and Sean Wotherspoon. Even at the ripe old age of 75, it remains as contemporary as ever, ready to play its part in creating a more vibrant and positive tomorrow.
Spontaneous, simple and zippy, the Vespa has long attracted and inspired creative talents from all around the globe, sparking collaborations ranging from Dior to (RED) and Sean Wotherspoon. Even at the ripe old age of 75, it remains as contemporary as ever, ready to play its part in creating a more vibrant and positive tomorrow.
TRAVEL IN TRUE STYLE!
The special livery features a grey Grigio Fumo nubuck saddle with piping, grey-painted diamond-cut wheel rims and a host of chrome details including the decorations on the classic “tie”.
THE COLOR OF CELEBRATION
The Vespa 75th sports all sorts of details that make it a true classic, such as its metallic yellow, called Giallo 75th, a contemporary interpretation of the colours that were so in vogue during the Forties and seen here on the steel body. A special badge with the series name on the rear of the shield is another celebratory touch that marks this momentous occasion.
The Vespa 75th sports all sorts of details that make it a true classic, such as its metallic yellow, called Giallo 75th, a contemporary interpretation of the colours that were so in vogue during the Forties and seen here on the steel body. A special badge with the series name on the rear of the shield is another celebratory touch that marks this momentous occasion.
A TIMELESS ICON
The rear luggage rack in gleaming chrome features a round bag made from soft, velvety nubuck in a nod to the spare wheel covers of years gone by. But it’s far more than that, with its easy fastening system making it a versatile and handy accessory.
Vespa’s revered iconic soul meets its more modern counterpart. All models over 50 cc come with a 4.3” full-colour TFT display with integrated Vespa MIA to offer the best infotainment package of the range. The GTS 75th also includes an icon-based navigation function.
PRICE
The Primavera 125 75th costs £4900 (Php 303K est.) The GTS 75th is priced at £6100 (Php 411K est.) in 125cc form and £6650 (Php 449K est.) for the 300cc version.
The Primavera 125 75th costs £4900 (Php 303K est.) The GTS 75th is priced at £6100 (Php 411K est.) in 125cc form and £6650 (Php 449K est.) for the 300cc version.
The Vespa 75th Anniversary Special Edition also comes with a Welcome Pack that contains an elegant Made in Italy 100% Jacquard silk scarf with hand-stitched edging, a selection of collectible postcards from the Forties through to today and a vintage Vespa plaque to mark seven glorious decades of riding history. (Vespa Ad Release)
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