Vespa's 2026 Lineup Arrives in Taiwan, Featuring Limited Edition Primavera S 180 and Yellow-Plate Flagships
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Vespa has launched its 2026 model year lineup in Taiwan, featuring the limited edition Primavera S 180 and two yellow-plate flagship models.
- The Primavera S 180 boasts a new exterior color and design details, powered by an updated 180cc i-get engine compliant with Euro 5+ regulations.
- The GTS Super Sport 300 and GTV 300 also receive updates, including new color schemes and design elements, with prices set at NT$339,000 and NT$349,000 respectively.
Vespa is expanding its presence in the Taiwanese market with the arrival of its 2026 model year scooters. The lineup highlights the limited edition Primavera S 180, designed for urban dwellers, and two yellow-plate flagship models: the GTS Super Sport 300 and the GTV 300.
The Primavera S 180 features a new 180cc i-get engine that meets Euro 5+ standards, offering enhanced power. This model sports a glossy finish with bronze accents, new diamond-cut wheels, and updated color schemes for the seat, footrest, grips, and front panel, embodying understated Italian aesthetics. Practical enhancements include a front-wheel single-channel ABS, Keyless ignition, a full-color LCD dashboard, and the popular front storage hook. It is available in Sky Blue, Mint Green, and Snow White.
The GTS Super Sport 300, powered by Piaggio's HPE engine, combines Vespa's classic steel body with 12-inch wheels for a blend of elegance and performance. Its new design features orange and black geometric graphics, carbon-look details, and neon orange accents, creating a sportier look. Blacked-out logos and exhaust heat shields further enhance its aggressive stance. The GTV 300, inspired by Vespa's racing heritage, stands out with its classic exposed handlebars and low-mounted front headlight. Its signature "Wild Field Green" color makes it a focal point, complemented by matte black details, a new front grille design, updated graphics, and a small black windscreen for an intensified racing style.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.