Vespa GTS, the two new SuperSport and Touring versions presented

Two for the price of one, one might say. Wasp, in fact, has officially presented not one, but two new versions of its GTS, called respectively SuperSport and Touring. The two variants are characterized above all by some modifications aesthetic character, which orient the former towards a more aggressive and racing style, while the latter towards a more comfortable and practical ride.

La Vespa GTS, as you can already guess from the name, is based on the GTS Super version of the Piaggio Group scooter, but adds some really pleasant details, which will be appreciated above all by those who want to have that extra touch of sportiness from their Vespa. Let's talk first of all about the bodywork, which it now presents with an exclusive matte black paint finish. The aesthetic impact is also completed by the saddle, which features a new orange contrast stitching. Of course they decorative graphics, also orange, follow the same style as the rest of the car. Also worth highlighting is the inevitable presence of “S” logo on the front shield of the vehicle.

La Vespa GTS Touring, however, is based on the (so to speak) “normal” model of the GTS and aims to provide even more cargo space than in the past. The first thing that catches your eye is the new front rack, which contributes to significantly increasing capacity together with the standard rear one and, above all, to the enlargement of the space under the saddle. The most attentive, among other things, will also have noticed the exclusive new Crete Senesi brown color, matching the upholstery. Last "gem" is the inclusion of the Vespa Multimedia Platform system among the options for the entire GTS range, which allows you to connect your smartphone to the control unit and observe performance, data, telemetry and much more on it.

Let it be SuperSport that the Touring are available with a 300 cc single-cylinder 4-stroke engine with maximum power of 22 HP and torque of 22,3 Nm. The SuperSport, however, can also mount the 125cc four-stroke.