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6 October 2022 - Vespa GTS will go down as one of the world"s best-loved two-wheelers as it follows on from the legendary “Vespone”, the name given to those Vespas with a larger, strictly steel body. Vespas with which to move elegantly around town but that are also ready to travel, or even adventure thanks to their increasingly generous engines. Born in 2003 with the arrival of the Vespa Granturismo 125 and 200, the family of large Vespas continued to evolve in 2005, with the arrival of the GTS 250 version and the subsequent boost in performance provided by engines of up to 300 cc. In 2016, Vespa GTS benefited from the family of i-get engines, in their 125 and 150 cc versions. 2019 saw the launch of the 300 HPE engine, offering more than 23 HP, the most powerful ever adopted on a Vespa, as well as the SuperTech version, the first large-body Vespa to be equipped with a TFT colour display.

For 2023, the entire Vespa GTS range is further improved as unique Vespa style is combined with a series of technical updates to heighten vehicle safety, comfort and that proverbial attention to the stylistic details. The new Vespa GTS range, packed with standard equipment, comprises four versions, each of which has its own particular spirit: the classic and very elegant Vespa GTS,the contemporaryGTS Super,the grittyGTS SuperSportand the ultra-technological Vespa GTS SuperTech. All are available with two different, highly-efficient engines, the already popular and much appreciated 125 i-get single-cylinder and the 300 HPE (High Performance Engine), fruit of the latest Piaggio Group technology, which aims to create engines that are increasingly advanced and efficient in terms of limiting emissions and consumption.

TIMELESS STYLE, RIGHT DOWN TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL. Every time it turns its attentions to a new Vespa model, the Piaggio Group Centro Stile is challenged with the stylistic development of a product that has contributed to the history of Italian design around the world, and this was also the case with the new Vespa GTS. Once again, the result is truly exceptional, that magical balance between tradition and modernity retained in the lines of the GTS, every tiny detail of which is meticulously designed so as to raise the perceived quality to unprecedented levels. Fastidious work that is clear to see at the front end, with bright lateral elements serving as daytime running lights and turn indicators that now exploit LED technology and are perfectly integrated into the shield thanks to the removal of any visible fixings. The unmistakable steering cover gets an update, with smaller decorations and a more dynamic look, as do the grilles to the sides of the shield and the front mudguard, now more tapered. As ever, the body is enhanced with a metallic trim, now with different finishes depending on the version.

The handlebar, which incorporates the characteristic circular full LED headlight, has been completely redesigned. Now wider and with repositioned brake levers, it ensures better ergonomics, while the controls are now grouped into two chrome-plated electronic blocks that recall the handlebar gear of Vespa tradition. A solution that allows for simpler, more intuitive management of the controls. The hand grips are also new, with smaller tips, as are the rear-view mirrors. The overall sensation of clean style extends to the back of the shield, where the keyless system handle replaces the ignition switch, and the black strip of the instrumentation is now combined into a single element that integrates the bag hook at its centre. The light cluster at the rear is also updated, with resized LED turn indicators and a rear positioning light that makes for a blockier lighting profile. The revisions also extend to the side panels that run beneath the body shells, now joined seamlessly at the end for a cleaner and more dynamic rear view.

ULTIMATE PRACTICALITY: NEW LCD INSTRUMENTATION AND KEYLESS SYSTEM. Following the introduction of the TFT colour display on the SuperTech version, the other versions now début new instrumentation, more complete and better able to exploit the potential of the VESPA MIA connectivity system (as standard on SuperSport and SuperTech or as an accessory for the other trims). A perfect blend between the historic elegance of Vespa instruments and innovation, the aid retains the stylish analogue speedometer, beneath which is now a 3" LCD display on which the rider can view a wide range of trip data (maximum speed, average speed, instantaneous consumption, average consumption, range and battery charge status) and all notifications regarding calls, messages and music, in cases where the vehicle is connected to the smartphone with the VESPA MIA system.

And with Vespa GTS, practicality and ease of use take another step forward with the introduction of the keyless system, which lets the rider activate the ignition without having to insert the traditional key, streamlining operations such as starting the engine, opening the seat and locking the steering column, all of which can be done with the remote control conveniently in their pocket. On the back of the shield, the classic ignition switch with lock is replaced by a practical knob. To start the vehicle, the rider needs simply press it (thereby activating the start enable signal, indicated by a welcome message on the instrumentation panel) and turn it to the ON position. The engine is started in the usual way, via the button located on the right-hand control block.

LEGENDARY COMFORT, FURTHER IMPROVED. Designed, as always, around the human body, Vespa boasts ideal ergonomics and a natural riding position that helps make it extremely comfortable, enjoyable to ride and accessible to everyone. The new Vespa GTS further highlights its touring vocation and the propensity to travel that the large Vespas have always embodied by proposing a new seat that offers an even greater level of comfort: the rider benefits from refined ergonomics and can more easily reach the ground with their feet, while the passenger has a larger, roomier seat. The large under-seat compartment makes the most of available space and can hold two Vespa Visor 3.0 jet helmets and more besides. On the SuperTech version, the compartment comes complete with mat and is lit with a practical courtesy light. Adding to the load capacity of Vespa GTS is a glove box, inside which there is also a USB port, useful for the recharging of a phone or other electronic device.

THE 300 HPE ENGINE: THE MOST POWERFUL AND AGILE VESPA OF ALL TIME.The new Vespa GTS boasts the latest evolution of the 300cc single-cylinder, 4 stroke, 4 valve, liquid-cooled engine with electronic injection. The result of Piaggio Group R&D experience and known as 300 HPE (High Performance Engine), the unit has benefited from extensive work aimed at increasing performance and improving rideability while at the same time reducing fuel consumption and noise levels. Engine power reaches a maximum of 17.5 kW (23.8 HP) at 8250 rpm, whereas maximum torque is 26 Nm at 5250 rpm. Benchmark values, which are immediately appreciated when accelerating from rest, that are combined with a significant reduction in consumption, for a range of 30.3 km/l in the WMTC cycle.The 300 HPE is the most high-performance engine ever mounted on a Vespa, a result achieved thanks to meticulous work by the Piaggio technicians on a large part of the components. The project sought above all to optimize thermodynamic output and reduce friction and engine noise, while increasing performance and general rideability, with category-leading weights and volumes.The single camshaft system with overhead valves has rockers with roller tappets instead of flat tappets, all to the advantage of smoothness, durability and a reduction of mechanical loss.

125 I-GET ENGINE, CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE MOST CLASSIC VESPA ENGINE SIZE.All models in the new Vespa GTS range are also available with a 125 i-get engine with electronic injection, four valve timing and liquid cooling. An engine that tops its category in terms of performance and respect for the environment. Engines in the i-get family stand out for the adoption of the Piaggio-patented Start & Stop system known as RISS (Regulator Inverter Start & Stop System). The system eliminates the traditional starter, replaced by a brushless "direct mount" electrical device, installed directly on the crankshaft. There are many advantages, not least a quieter start, increased lightness and reliability, and lower fuel consumption. The Piaggio Start & Stop system automatically switches off the engine 3 to 7 seconds after the scooter has stopped (depending on whether the engine has reached its correct operating temperature or not). A slight twist of the throttle is enough to instantly re-start the engine in total silence, as there is no traditional starter. If the side stand is deployed or the tilt sensor comes into operation, the ECU cuts off the Start & Stop function, that is, the engine turns off and will not re-start automatically. The 125 i-get engine is accredited with power of 10.3 kW at 8750 rpm. A figure that, on the road, highlights the standout engine, specifically designed and created to suit the daily needs of users in urban environments. These riding conditions are marked by frequent starts and stops which require elasticity, lively acceleration and a smooth ride. Qualities ensured by the excellent torque value (12 Nm at 6750 rpm), which allows the Vespa GTS to excel when it comes to the standing start and acceleration. All with consumption of 38.5 km/l in the WMTC cycle.

TECHNICAL FEATURES AIMED AT MAXIMUM SAFETY.As is the case for every Vespa from 1946 to now, the body of the Vespa GTS is made strictly of steel, a sustainable material that is 100% recyclable and that guarantees unrivalled strength as well as truly unique safety and dynamism. The result is a particularly brilliant ride both in city traffic as well as on country roads, a blend of thrilling handling and reassuring stability, also thanks to the generously sized tyres on 12-inch wheels. Despite retaining the traditional single-sided swingarm, the front suspension has been updated in terms of its operating framework in order to ensure greater stability, particularly at high speeds. This allows for revised suspension calibration, which also contributes to the comfort and handling. The double disc braking system sees the adoption of new callipers and new Brembo brake pumps, updates that do not just translate into a significant reduction in braking distances, but also ensure ever-ready deceleration power during sports use and greater modularity, so that even the less expert rider will feel at ease. The Piaggio Group was the first manufacturer to introduce scooter ASR electronic traction control, once available only on the best motorcycles, to prevent rear wheel spin. The electronic safety control package is rounded out with the ABS anti-lock braking system, controlled with a new, more high-performance Bosch ECU. Both are supplied as standard with the Vespa GTS family.

ALWAYS CONNECTED WITH VESPA MIA.The VESPA MIA connectivity system (as standard on Vespa GTS SuperSport and SuperTech) allows you to connect your smartphone to the Vespa GTS on-board electronic system via Bluetooth and enjoy exclusive functions for an even more satisfying and fun riding experience. VESPA MIA and the new Vespa app are specifically designed for the connection of iOS or Android mobile devices to the latest Vespa models. Once a smartphone is connected to the Vespa GTS - associated with the vehicle via the dedicated Vespa app, which can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play - all notifications regarding incoming calls and messages appear on the display. The system also allows for call management via the practical joystick on the left-hand control block and the use of vocal commands to make calls or listen to music, by activating a playlist. To make the most of all these functions, the Vespa Visor 3.0 helmet is available as an accessory and integrates earphones and a Bluetooth intercom.

On the Vespa GTS SuperTech, the TFT display also serves as a navigation system, accompanying the rider along the route, pre-set in the Vespa app, with directions in the form of pictograms. In addition to offering infotainment and navigation functions, the app is also an incredible source of useful information regarding vehicle status, riding parameters and travel stats, which can be viewed on a smartphone. VESPA MIA technology serves to optimise Vespa GTS usage in both town and country, enhancing the travel experience.

VERSIONS AND COLOURS.Riding a Vespa means expressing a unique personality and appreciating values such as charm, elegance, freshness and freedom. And this is why the four versions making up the new Vespa GTS range take on even more defined characterisation, with four very distinct spirits that can reflect the lifestyle of the rider. Simple and clean but also sophisticated, the most classic version of Vespa GTS is available in Beige Avvolgente, Nero Convinto and Verde Amabile, an explosion of bright metallic shades that represent the most authentic Vespa essence. Every detail is enhanced with elegant chrome. Among these, the body profiles, the decorations on the typical steering cover, the front suspension spring, the headlight frame and the silencer cover. The grey saddle, with vertical heat sealing on the seat area and tone-on-tone stitching, is paired with hand grips and rubber inserts on the footpegs, also grey.

The wheel rims are painted grey. The GTS Super versionembodies typical Vespa GTS values such as style, comfort and safety, as well as boasting a high level of sportiness, following on from legendary sports models such as the 1955 Vespa GS 150, the 1965 Vespa 180 SS and the 1985 T5 “Pole Position”. Immediately recognizable for its graphite coloured rims with diamond finish and double upholstered seat with piping, it is available in three glossy pastel colours, Nero Deciso, Bianco Innocente, and Rosso Coraggioso. Numerous chrome elements are combined with sporty black details, like the hand grips, rubber inserts on the footpegs, and the front suspension spring.Vespa GTS SuperSport is the height of Vespa sports attitude, its strong, bold character clear from the graphite coloured rims with dedicated graphics and the many black details, starting with the profile that runs along the perimeter of the body. The typical steering cover on the shield presents a brand-new carbon look finish and is made more aggressive with neon orange decorations. The black saddle stands out for its horizontal heat sealing and double stitching in contrasting neon orange. Five available colours are enhanced with new dedicated graphics, gloss shades Arancio Impulsivo and Bianco Innocente and the matte Grigio Travolgente, Nero Convinto and Verde Ambizioso.

Vespa GTS SuperTech is the top-of-line Vespa GTS model, combining the ultimate sports attitude with cutting-edge technology. Aesthetically, it stands out for its distinctive satin chrome grey finishes, its graphite coloured wheel rims with diamond finish, and its matte shades with dedicated graphics, Grigio Ottimista, Blu Energico and Grigio Entusiasta. Other original contrasting elements include the steering cover decorations and the front shock spring painted in neon green.Even the saddle flaunts a “hi-tech” finish, with double upholstery and two-colour seams with neon green sections.

Gauge cluster design is a dying art. Speedometers and tachometers used to sit at the front of motorcycles like single-handed mechanical watches, projecting only the most pertinent information to the rider: vehicle speed, engine speed and the odometer. Then, like most analog things, digital became the preference and, for the most part, still is the preferred way to display even more information to riders like time, temperature, ride modes, traction control and any other minute pieces data the manufacturer deems necessary.

No one is saying having access to all that data is unnecessary or overbearing — quite the opposite. The more you can know about what’s going on with your bike the better, but, on a modern bike, all that information is more than an analog gauge can handle. So digital displays are a necessary evil, but their principal downside is they lack style, character and they all seem to look the same. However, it seems like the motorcycle industry is at a crossroads and the opportunity for unique, yet modern design is on its way back.

Thin-film-transistor liquid-crystal — or full-color TFT displays — are gaining popularity in the motorcycle industry. TFT is merely a more refined version of the well-known liquid crystal display (LCD), whose potential is already on display in the Lexus LFAand Audi’s Virtual Cockpit. And now, motorcycle manufacturers like Ducati are bringing that technology to the two-wheeled universe to exploit the benefits of a TFT display even further.

Ducati Monster Line Product Manager Stephano Trabusi explained, “TFT is more visible during the day, even in direct sunlight, the resolution is much higher than normal LCD so that you can have much more information on a display.” Given that the cockpit of a motorcycle doesn’t have the benefit of shade from a roof, more common digital and LCDs fall victim to severe glare. The Bosch system Ducati runs even goes one step further with a night mode that can tell if it’s night time, if you’re in a tunnel or a low light environment and flips the display background to black and the font white, so it’s easier to read.

Night vision is just the tip of the TFT iceberg, though. The complex levels of traction control and ride modes that come along with the Bosch system mean the screen has to be able to cycle through numerous menus and pages and display the traction control, engine modes and ABS settings once programmed. “Given that the bikes are so much more complex nowadays, they have more and more functions and more electronics; we need that higher resolution to display all that information.” And not only that but Trabusi justifies Ducati’s use of the display in the most modern way possible, “you always see the display when you’re riding, and it has to have a premium feel for a premium ride. Today, we are so used to our smartphones with color displays — it has become just so familiar. And to have this level of resolution and color on our bikes — it was common sense.”

Therein lies the problem with the Bosch system. Because it’s from a third party electronics and software company, and because it’s so close to a complete plug-and-play package, a handful of other manufacturers — BMW, KTM, Aprilia — use similar if not identical systems. So we wind up with cookie cutter displays no better than the uninspired digital systems they replaced. But thumbing through, pages, levels, toggling ride modes and taking calls via Bluetooth, it’s undoubtedly intuitive, but there’s an overwhelming sense that no one is exploiting the display for all it can do. It’s the same as getting an iPhone X and only using it for dim-lit selfies and tri-color wallpaper.

There’s no reason Ducati couldn’t create its own version of Audi’s Virtual Cockpit — between the maps, different gauge cluster layouts and creative displays, it would be like nothing else on two wheels. The creative potential is there, but until someone unlocks it, we’re stuck in this dull purgatory of right angles and primary colors.

Vespa GTS will go down as one of the world’s best-loved two-wheelers as it follows on from the legendary “Vespone”, the name given to those Vespas with a larger, strictly steel body. Vespas with which to move elegantly around town but that are also ready to travel, or even adventure thanks to their increasingly generous engines.

Every time it turns its attentions to a new Vespa model, the Piaggio Group Centro Stile is challenged with the stylistic development of a product that has contributed to the history of Italian design around the world, and this was also the case with the new Vespa GTS. Once again, the result is truly exceptional, that magical balance between tradition and modernity retained in the lines of the GTS, every tiny detail of which is meticulously designed so as to raise the perceived quality to unprecedented levels.

The new Vespa GTS range, packed with standard equipment, comprises four versions, each of which has its own particular spirit: the classic and very elegant Vespa GTS, the contemporary GTS Super, the gritty GTS SuperSport and the ultra-technological Vespa GTS SuperTech.

The handlebar, which incorporates the characteristic circular full LED headlight, has been completely redesigned. Now wider and with repositioned brake levers, it ensures better ergonomics, while the controls are now grouped into two chrome-plated electronic blocks that recall the handlebar gear of Vespa tradition. A solution that allows for simpler, more intuitive management of the controls. The hand grips are also new, with smaller tips, as are the rear-view mirrors. The overall sensation of clean style extends to the back of the shield, where the keyless system handle replaces the ignition switch and the black strip of the instrumentation is now combined into a single element that integrates the bag hook at its centre.

Following the introduction of the TFT colour display on the SuperTech version, the other versions now début new instrumentation, more complete and better able to exploit the potential of the VESPA MIA connectivity system (as standard on SuperSport and SuperTech or as an accessory for the other trims). A perfect blend between the historic elegance of Vespa instruments and innovation, the aid retains the stylish analogue speedometer, beneath which is now a 3″ LCD display on which the rider can view a wide range of trip data (maximum speed, average speed, instantaneous consumption, average consumption, range and battery charge status) and all notifications regarding calls, messages and music, in cases where the vehicle is connected to the smartphone with the VESPA MIA system.

And with Vespa GTS, practicality and ease of use take another step forward with the introduction of the keyless system, which lets the rider activate the ignition without having to insert the traditional key, streamlining operations such as starting the engine, opening the seat and locking the steering column, all of which can be done with the remote control conveniently in their pocket. On the back of the shield, the classic ignition switch with lock is replaced by a practical knob. To start the vehicle, the rider need simply press it (thereby activating the start enable signal, indicated by a welcome message on the instrumentation panel) and turn it to the ON position. The engine is started in the usual way, via the button located on the right-hand control block.

Designed, as always, around the human body, Vespa boasts ideal ergonomics and a natural riding position that helps make it extremely comfortable, enjoyable to ride and accessible to everyone. The new Vespa GTS further highlights its touring vocation and the propensity to travel that the large Vespas have always embodied by proposing a new seat that offers an even greater level of comfort: the rider benefits from refined ergonomics and can more easily reach the ground with their feet, while the passenger has a larger, roomier seat. The large under-seat compartment makes the most of available space and can hold two Vespa Visor 3.0 jet helmets and more besides. On the SuperTech version, the compartment comes complete with mat and is lit with a practical courtesy light.

The new Vespa GTS boasts the latest evolution of the 300 cc single-cylinder, 4 stroke, 4 valve, liquid-cooled engine with electronic injection. The result of Piaggio Group R&D experience and known as 300 HPE (High Performance Engine), the unit has benefited from extensive work aimed at increasing performance and improving rideability while at the same time reducing fuel consumption and noise levels.  Engine power reaches a maximum of 17.5 kW (23.8 HP) at 8250 rpm, whereas maximum torque is 26 Nm at 5250 rpm. Benchmark values, which are immediately appreciated when accelerating from rest, that are combined with a significant reduction in consumption, for a range of 30.3 km/l in the WMTC cycle.

The 300 HPE is the most high-performance engine ever mounted on a Vespa, a result achieved thanks to meticulous work by the Piaggio technicians on a large part of the components. The project sought above all to optimise thermodynamic output and reduce friction and engine noise, while increasing performance and general rideability, with category-leading weights and volumes.  The single camshaft system with overhead valves has rockers with roller tappets instead of flat tappets, all to the advantage of smoothness, durability and a reduction of mechanical loss. The camshaft profile adopts valve lifting with more thrust and that is able to reduce the noise generated by the timing. Specifically, increasing valve lift guarantees better filling of the combustion chamber, which translates into greater efficiency. Consequently, the load and dimensions of the valve springs have also been upgraded.

As is the case for every Vespa from 1946 to now, the body of the Vespa GTS is made strictly of steel, a sustainable material that is 100% recyclable and that guarantees unrivalled strength as well as truly unique safety and dynamism. The result is a particularly brilliant ride both in city traffic as well as on country roads, a blend of thrilling handling and reassuring stability, also thanks to the generously sized tyres on 12 inch wheels.Despite retaining the traditional single-sided swingarm, the front suspension has been updated in terms of its operating framework in order to ensure greater stability, particularly at high speeds. This allows for revised suspension calibration, which also contributes to the comfort and handling.

The Piaggio Group was the first manufacturer to introduce scooter ASR electronic traction control, once available only on the best motorcycles, to prevent rear wheel spin. The electronic safety control package is rounded out with the ABS anti-lock braking system, controlled with a new, more high-performance Bosch ECU. Both are supplied as standard with the Vespa GTS family.

Riding a Vespa means expressing a unique personality and appreciating values such as charm, elegance, freshness and freedom. And this is why the four versions making up the new Vespa GTS range take on even more defined characterisation, with four very distinct spirits that can reflect the lifestyle of the rider. Simple and clean but also sophisticated, the most classic version of Vespa GTS is available in Beige Avvolgente, Nero Convinto and Verde Amabile, an explosion of bright metallic shades that represent the most authentic Vespa essence. Every detail is enhanced with elegant chrome. Among these, the body profiles, the decorations on the typical steering cover, the front suspension spring, the headlight frame and the silencer cover. The grey saddle, with vertical heat sealing on the seat area and tone-on-tone stitching, is paired with hand grips and rubber inserts on the footpegs, also grey. The wheel rims are painted grey.

The GTS Super version embodies typical Vespa GTS values such as style, comfort and safety, as well as boasting a high level of sportiness, following on from legendary sports models such as the 1955 Vespa GS 150, the 1965 Vespa 180 SS and the 1985 T5 “Pole Position”. Immediately recognisable for its graphite coloured rims with diamond finish and double upholstered seat with piping, it is available in three glossy pastel colours, Nero Deciso, Bianco Innocente, and Rosso Coraggioso. Numerous chrome elements are combined with sporty black details, like the hand grips, rubber inserts on the footpegs, and the front suspension spring.

Vespa GTS SuperSport is the height of Vespa sports attitude, its strong, bold character clear from the graphite coloured rims with dedicated graphics and the many black details, starting with the profile that runs along the perimeter of the body. The typical steering cover on the shield presents a brand-new carbon look finish and is made more aggressive with neon orange decorations. The black saddle stands out for its horizontal heat sealing and double stitching in contrasting neon orange.

Vespa GTS SuperTech is the top-of-line Vespa GTS model, combining the ultimate sports attitude with cutting-edge technology.  Aesthetically, it stands out for its distinctive satin chrome grey finishes, its graphite coloured wheel rims with diamond finish, and its matte shades with dedicated graphics, Grigio Ottimista, Blu Energico and Grigio Entusiasta. Other original contrasting elements include the steering cover decorations and the front shock spring painted in neon green. Even the saddle flaunts a “hi-tech” finish, with double upholstery and two-colour seams with neon green sections.

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Vespa launched its latest GTS update on October 5, 2022 and there’s a whole lot to take in if you’re a scooter fan. There’s a facelift, which walks a fine line between the brand’s status as a global design icon and modernity. There’s also Euro 5 compliance, of course, as well as more of the kind of features that scooter fans want in 2022. Let’s take a look.

The new Vespa GTS comes in your choice of four flavors: GTS, GTS Super, GTS Supersport, and GTS Supertech. Two engines power the new GTS lineup: the 125 I-Get and the 300 HPE, which are both liquid-cooled, electronically fuel injected single-cylinder units. The 300 HPE engine makes a claimed 23 horsepower, which Vespa is proud to call its most powerful engine yet.

What’s changed? From the mirrors to the mudguard crest and even that distinctive Vespa “tie” down the front, it’s all been carefully refreshed. It certainly can’t be easy, taking a red pen to such a storied design—and yet, it’s something that even the most classic brands have to do if they want to stay current.

There’s more to the updated GTS family than just a redesign and a total of 14 different color schemes. While some important things remain the same (the Vespa GTS line continues to be made out of steel at the Pontedera factory in Italy), some key changes have been made to enhance rider comfort and enjoyment.

A whole new front suspension is present, for a start. It uses Vespa’s traditional single-arm layout, but has been tuned with a special focus on increased high-speed stability. There’s also a whole new seat, meant to enhance ergonomic comfort for both rider and passenger alike. The 12-inch wheels also come fitted with disc brakes, front and rear.

The Vespa GTS Super, GTS Supersport, and GTS Supertech all come with a new keyless ignition via an electronic key fob you can keep in your pocket. It offers remote start and remote seat opening options, as well as a Bike Finder function to help you find your particular GTS in the crowd. Both the GTS Supersport and GTS Supertech packages can communicate with your smartphone via the Vespa MIA app, as well. Additionally, the new Vespa GTS Supertech comes with a 4.3-inch full-color TFT display up front, while the other GTS variants have a three-inch analogue LCD display instead.

The new Vespa GTS lineup is already available in Piaggio showrooms. Exact details and pricing may vary by region. MSRP in the U.S. starts at $7,799 for the base GTS and ranges up to $8,499 for the GTS Supertech.

The new line of 3.5” TFT displays with IPS technology is now available! Three touchscreen options are available: capacitive, resistive, or without a touchscreen.

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