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Vespa VX 125 Launch Price Of Rs 71,380
Vespa revealed its plans to launch the higher end variant, VX 125, early last month. The VX 125 variant has now been officially launched and priced. The Italian lifestyle scooter brand's new VX 125 basically remains the same as the lower spec LX 125, but adds a few useful features that is lacking in the lower priced trim.
"Piaggio offers the evolved Indian consumer the Vespa VX in an effort to grow the premium segment created with the original Italian Vespa's arrival in India. The Vespa VX comes loaded with exciting new features that raise the aspiration level for the brand," the company explains.
200mm front disc brakes replace the drum from the LX 125.
Two new colours: Portovenere Verde (metallic green) and...
Two new colours: ....Vibrante Rosa (dual tone red and pink).
Colours that are no longer on offer: Black and maroon
Raised chrome saddle handlebar for better support for the pillion rider.
Tubeless MRF Zapper tyres
A new speedometer dial design.
Optional beige coloured seats (available only for Rosso Dragon and Midnight Blue colours)
Vespa VX 125 is still powered by the same 125cc, 4 stroke, 3 valve engine that delivers 10 PS power and 11 Nm torque.
The scooter comes with an 8 liter fuel tank.
With an estimated mileage of 60 kmpl, the Vespa VX can travel approximately 400 kms on a full tank.
The new Vespa VX 125 is priced at Rs 71,380 (ex-showroom, Mumbai)
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Ravi Chopra, Chairman and Managing Director, Piaggio Vehicles Private Limited (India) said, "Piaggio is delighted to present Vespa VX to cater to a surging demand amongst the discerning Indian consumer. We hope to further strengthen the premium segment with the Vespa VX, offering the Indian youth that lifestyle stature they wish to be associated with. The new features not only offer a better riding experience, it brings the aspirational Indian a step closer to the Vespa Universe." Furthermore he added, "Starting today, after the success of the first phase in the Vespa launch with a single model just over a year ago, Piaggio is now moving into the second phase for the expansion of the product range."
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