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Vespa debuts the Primavera Color Vibe

Get your splash of personality at P235,000

The Primavera gets even more striking colors this time. PHOTO FROM VESPA

Once again setting a trend for fashionable retro scooters that competitors can only dream of, Vespa has just introduced the Primavera Color Vibe.

A special series that pays tribute to the colorful and carefree lifestyle that Vespa symbolizes, it comes in a two-tone livery with two options called Orange Tramonto and Blue Audace.

The Primavera SE in Orange Tramonto. PHOTO FROM VESPA

Setting these apart from Primavera’s already charming standard colorways, the Color Vibe features a contrasting color “stain” outlined in black that runs diagonally across the entire body, with unique graphics on the sides of the front shield and the side panels. The steering cover is also graced with matching graphics, while the series also gets exclusive “Ottanio” alloy wheels.

The Primavera SE in Blue Audace. PHOTO FROM VESPA

Black trim is also applied on the headlamp and taillamp bezels, the profile that runs along the front shield, the crest on the front mudguard, the front suspension spring and guard, the passenger grab handle, and the silencer cover. Anthracite stitching adorns the black saddle.

Autohub Group president Willy Tee Ten and marketing vice president Owee Cruz. PHOTO FROM VESPA

Mechanically, the Primavera Color Vibe is unchanged with a 154.8cc i-Get single-cylinder engine rated at 12.7hp and 12.8Nm. It rides on 110/70 12-inch front and 120/70 12-inch rear tubeless tires, with a front disc and a rear drum brake supplemented by single-channel ABS.

The Vespa Primavera Color Vibe carries a price tag of P235,000, with availability at all accredited Vespa dealerships beginning this June.



Andy Leuterio

Andy is both an avid cyclist and a car enthusiast who has finally made the shift to motorcycles. You've probably seen him on his bicycle or motorbike overtaking your crawling car. He is our motorcycle editor and the author of the ‘Quickshift’ column.



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