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2013 Vespa VX125 Brings Disc Brakes & New Colours
Piaggio may not have reached the desired sales number since launching the Vespa LX125, but that is not stopping the Italian marque from introducing a new, pricier variant, Vespa VX125 in India.
The 2013 Vespa VX125 was revealed today, without disclosing the price. The new variant will be launched on June 20th, when the price will be revealed. The new VX variant will be sold alongside the LX model, which will now be considered the base variant.
While
it
was
expected
the
new
model
would
bring
in
a
150cc
motor,
Vespa
has
gone
with
the
same
125cc
four
stroke
engine,
rated
at
10
HP
and
11
Nm.
Vespa
VX125
is
expected
to
cost
about
Rs
10,000
more
than
the
LX
trim,
which
cost
approximately
Rs
60,000.
This
means
the
company
is
clear
about
catering
to
a
niche
market.
The
new
features
that
make
their
way
up
with
the
new
variant
are
as
follows:
A
200mm
disc
brake
at
the
front.
MRF
NyloGrip
Zapper
tyres
are
standard.
A
new
optional
beige
seat
cover.
A
restyled
instrument
cluster.
The chrome grab rail is now longer.
International spec Pink and Blue colours make their appearance, while Black and Maroon colours are discontinued.
All images used are of the Vespa LX125. Stay tuned for pricing information and images of the new variant.