Piaggio India Launches Vespa Urban Club 125 In India, Priced At Rs. 73,733

Piaggio India has announced the launch of its new 125 cc scooter range, the Vespa Urban Club. Priced at Rs. 73,733, the new Urban Club 125 is currently the of the most affordable Vespa scooter available in India, right below the Vespa ZX that is priced at Rs. 81,829 (both ex-showroom, Delhi). The new Vespa Urban Club 125 is offered in four vibrant colours of Azzurro Provenza, Maze Grey, Glossy Yellow and Glossy Red, with glossy black embellishments like mirrors, grab rail, brake levers and wheels, with all options.

Also Read: Piaggio Launches 2019 Vespa Range

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Vespa Urban Club is offered in 4 colours and gets glossy black treatment for mirrors, grab rail, brake levers and wheels

Commenting on the launch of Vespa Urban Club, Diego Graffi, CEO and MD Piaggio India said, "We are delighted to launch the classy Vespa Urban Club in India. Drawing inspiration from the timeless brand, Vespa Urban Club is a culmination of elegance and new trends, backed by cutting edge technology. We believe the new Vespa Urban Club will add to the style quotient of the rider and will be well-appreciated by Vespa fans."

Like the other Vespa such as SXL, VXL and Elegante, the new Urban Club is also powered by the same 125cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine that is tuned to churn out 9.5 bhp at 7,250 rpm and develops a peak torque of 9.9 Nm at 6,250 rpm. The 3-valve motor comes with an aluminium cylinder head, overhead cam, roller rocker arm, and variable spark timing management.

In terms of features, the new Vespa Urban Club comes with 10-inch black alloy wheels, equipped with drum brakes, both at the front and back, assisted by a Combined Braking System. It also offers additional provisions for owners to install Piaggio's mobile connectivity feature to operate and control features of the scooter at a click.



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