Vespa 946 10th Anniversary: ​​a tribute to tradition and modernity [PHOTO]

Vespa 946 it has represented for years an example of the aesthetic and constructive liveliness of Vespa. A work of mechanics and stylistic research that underlines the engineering flair of this Italian company, which has become a collector's item created in a dedicated line. Ten years later a special is introduced 10th Anniversary setup characterized by an exclusive and specific color that is unique reinterpretation of green associated with Vespa.

The specialised farming model

As per tradition load-bearing body is made of sheet steel, with which they are associated aluminum elements such as the handlebars, the front mudguard, the rear-view mirror supports and the saddle one, and then the side panels.
You can see a LED front headlamp with heat dissipation system, just as the rear light and directional indicators are also LED. The multifunction dashboard is full LCD.

The specimen is equipped with 12-inch wheels with separable aluminum alloy rims and the braking system consists of a double 220 mm disc brake with dual-channel ABS system and ASR electronic traction control. The combined propulsion units are 125 and 150 cc 3V with electronic injection.
The appearance of the Vespa 946 10° Anniversario appears playful and pearly, with a distinctive touch of acidity. A color that emerged as a trend in the Spring Summer 2023 fashion collections in the Fashion Weeks of New York, London and Milan. A shade that at first glance seems pastel, but once illuminated it takes on depth, according to the instructions.

The various details are developed with a burnished finish with warm reflections, starting from the detachable wheel rims with fins that recall the historic drum brake present on the first Vespa examples. The channel of the circles, however, is green, matching the body of the vehicle. The black seat with burnished stitching is made up of a double covering, as is the care taken with the covering and the hand stitching reserved for the knobs.

Photo: Vespa – Piaggio Group