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Vespa 946 Emporio Armani edition premium scooter launched in India at Rs 12.04 lakh

The exclusive scooter is priced at Rs 12,04,970 (ex-showroom, Pune) which is quite a price for just a scooter.

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Tech2 News Staff|Nov 18, 2016, 09:40:12 IST

As reported earlier, Piaggio has brought the special Emporio Armani edition of the Vespa 946 in India. It is CBU which means that it will be completely imported to India from Italy. The scooter was made in collaboration with Giorgio Armani to mark the 40th anniversary of the Giorgio Armani foundation and the 130th birthday of the Piaggio Group.Going into the specs, the scooter comes with a 125 cc forced-air cooled single-cylinder port-injected engine, which generates 11.42 PS of power and is mated to a CVT. It comes with an automatic transmission, 220 mm disc brake at the front and rear, 120/70-12 spec front tyre, 130/70-12 spec rear tyre and an 8.5 litre fuel tank.Vespa 946 Emporio Amani EA (4)It features a new satin finish aluminium cladding, which has been produced using galvanic treatments and visible around the hooks, carrier, the logo below the seat and more. The neo retro look looks quite classy and along with that it features an LED headlamp, tail light and indicators. There’s also an LCD instrument cluster.Vespa 946 Emporio Amani EA (6)The exclusive scooter is priced at Rs 12,04,970 (ex-showroom Pune), which is quite something for just a scooter. Along with new special edition Vespa 946, Piaggio India has also launched its 70th Anniversary Edition Vespa that has been priced at Rs 96,500 (ex-showroom Pune).Vespa 946 Emporio Amani EA (5)For more info about the luxury scooter, visit here.Vespa 946 Emporio Amani EA (2)

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First Published:Nov 18, 2016, 09:40:12 IST
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