Vespa has also introduced the special edition Vespa Qala, inspired by the celebratory motifs of Mehendi Vespa, the Italian scooter manufacturer ... of Mehendi. The prices of the Vespa Tech ...

Vespa has introduced its 2025 scooter range in India, featuring four 125cc variants with prices starting at Rs 1.32 lakh. Key updates include a 5-inch TFT digital display with Bluetooth ...

From a supersport to a dual sport & more, here’s what you can get at this price Vespa recently launched its 2025 lineup in India and it includes the base Vespa, which is a retro-style scooter ...

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Vespa has launched the new 125cc portfolio for India, which is available in four variants. The luxury scooter’s price range starts from the Vespa trim at Rs 1,32,500 and goes up to the Vespa S ...

The list includes some exciting new launches, prices being reduced and much more! 2025 Vespa Scooter Range Launched In India Vespa has launched the 2025 scooter range in India which includes the ...

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Going forward, the Vespa VXL will be referred to as just the Vespa, while the SXL will now be called the Vespa S. A new Tech ...

Italian brand Vespa has announced its 2025 scooter line-up for India. The portfolio has five models -- Vespa, Vespa S, Vespa ...

Vespa has unveiled its updated 2025 scooter lineup in India, introducing the new Vespa 125 with prices starting at Rs 1.32 lakh (ex-showroom). The 125cc range consists of four variants ...

The new model blends classic Vespa aesthetics with modern technology, featuring updated styling, including new colors and redesigned lighting. A key upgrade is the 5-inch full-color TFT dashboard, ...

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