Vespa 75th: a style that evokes an iconic past [VIDEO]

A new video highlights another aspect connected to the special series Wasp 75th, proposed in 2021 to remember the 75 years of the iconic scooter.

A special series to celebrate the event

In the video proposed by Vespa Official Alan Della Noce, Design Lifestyle Manager Piaggio Group, intervenes on YouTube. Not just two wheels, but also accessories and creations related to this sector.
The refinement of this series is highlighted by a Welcome Kit linked to each 75th example with eight collector's postcards which through images summarize the decades of Vespa, also indicating a vintage Vespa plate in steel, a foulard-type scarf Made in Italy in 100% silk with jacquard processing and hand-stitched edges placed in evidence right in the video, therefore dedicated Owner's Book. Also mentioned on the occasion was a capsule collection for this 75th anniversary.

The special series Wasp 75th is connected to the exemplars Vespa Primavera in the 50, 125 and 150 cc engines e Vespa GTS 125 and 300 cc. The chrome details stand out, including the friezes of the aforementioned tie, the crest of the front mudguard, the rear-view mirrors, the instrument panel frame, the silencer cover, the rear luggage rack and, only on Vespa GTS, the extractable footrests for the passenger. The rear luggage rack is associated with a round bag that resembles a compartment for the spare wheel. A bag made of soft nubuck in the same color as the saddle, also developed in smoky gray nubuck with piping. The bag, complete with waterproof cover, is equipped with a shoulder strap to facilitate use and transport and is associated with the luggage rack with a quick release system. The series features gray coated wheel rims with diamond edges.
About the series Wasp 75th, in the area of ​​the rear shield, there is a dedicated plate and a 4,3-inch color TFT instrumentation also stands out, on models with a displacement of over 50 cc. A digital instrument panel that allows the use of a Vespa MIA system.

A distinctive 75th Yellow metallic color linked to this special series is also visible on the steel body, reinterpreting the aesthetic choices popular in the 75s. A synthesis of design, tradition and innovation. The number XNUMX stands out thanks to the more pronounced tone used on the sides and front mudguard. Furthermore, in the front area, the traditional "tie" has a matte pyrite yellow finish.

Video: Vespa Official
Photo: Vespa