Vespa had a big surprise for bike lovers at IBW 2015. It displayed four scooters under its umbrella at Vagator, where this was organised. The two most popular among these, were Elegante and the Vespa S. However, two totally new scooters were showcased, with the name Vespa GTS Super 300 and GTS Super 150. These scooters are in the pipeline for the Indian market, as confirmed by Vespa.
The GTS collection is one step ahead of the current Vespa S or Vespa VX models, which are already available in India. The new models are larger in size with a retro and robust appearance.
The GTS Super 150 was tinted in black, silver and sporty red with five-spoke wheels. Analogue instruments console was visible. Also, the scooter is powered by a 154.8 cc, four-stroke, mono cylinder, air-cooled mill, which is fed by a fuel injector. A maximum power output of 11.7 bhp at the rate of 7500 rpm with torque output of 1.2 kgm at the rate of 5000 rpm. Suspension has been carried out by a mono side-mounted shock absorber upfront, while the rear gets dual suspension. Disc brakes have been provided on both the wheels. A nine litre fuel tan has been provided with the scooter.
On the other hand, GTS 300 had a windscreen as well as a rear luggage holder, which are all part of the accessories provided by the company. The black GTS 300 has a digital cum analogue console. Powered by a 278 cc, four-stroke, fuel-injected and liquid-cooled mill, the scooter produces a maximum power of 21.2 bhp at the rate of 7500 rpm. The torque output of the scooter is 2.3 kgm at the rate of 7500 rpm. The interesting part is that both the front and rear disc brakes are provided with ABS. Five-spoke wheels are provided on both the scooters. The main difference between these scooters was the detailed specifications. There is no word about the pricing of these high-end scooters for the Indian market.
