Latest News about Vespa LX

The Notte is a blacked-out version of the LX 125, and is actually priced lower than the standard LX 125. There are no mechanical changes.

Piaggio India will unveil a new range of Vespa scooters on September 1,  in Mumbai. This will be done by the football legend, Alessandro Del Piero who spent almost a decade playing for Juventus.

Piaggio has issued a recall for 2,613 scooters to fix issues with defective fuel pumps. The recall includes 12 Piaggio and Vespa models built between 2008 and 2011.

Vespa has unveiled the Primavera scooter at the 2013 EICMA event being held at Milan, Italy. At first glance, the Primavera looks similar to the LX and VX series. The overall styling and design cues resembles the old series but the Primavera will replace the LX and VX models in markets around the world.

Piaggio will launch the most premium scooter from their portfolio, the Vespa 946 in India by the end of this fiscal year. The scooter is currently at the ARAI facility in Pune for homologation. 

Piaggio may launch a new variant of the Vespa, called the Vespa S in India in September this year. Once launched, this new scooter will be the third model to be sold in India under the Vespa brand. The company recently launched the Vespa VX which features front disc brake unit.

Piaggio may be launching a new variant of the Vespa LX 125 later this month. The new variant will be called Vespa VX and may feature additional equipment along with new bright colour options. The company is planning to position this scooter above the LX 125 and will demand premium.

Piaggio may launch the Vespa S (Vespa Sport) scooter in India. Folks at iamabiker have caught a glimpse of a banner that sports the Vespa Sport version. Unfortunately, we are not aware of the location.

Piaggio India has confirmed to launch more variants of the Vespa LX 125 in India in next few months. The new variants will feature disc brakes and will be available in new colour schemes. With offering more variants, the company hopes to sell more units as it will target wide range of customers. The company is aiming to sell at least 90,000 units by December.

Piaggio has confirmed that they will not manufacture or sell a fibre-bodied Vespa LX 125. Earlier there had been reports suggesting that the Italian two-wheeler manufacturer will be launching a fibre-bodied Vespa LX 125 for the Indian market, in an attempt to slash the price of the LX 125. The company had previously slashed the price of the Vespa from Rs 66,000 to Rs 59,960 in early January.