Vespa Vibe 125 & 150 Range Launched with New Features: Check Prices and Key Updates

Vespa India has introduced the new Vibe 125 and Vibe 150 scooter range, with prices starting at Rs 1.65 lakh (ex showroom, Delhi).

Listed on the company’s website on October 28, 2026, the updated scooters bring larger wheels, a 5 inch TFT display and keyless ignition. Bookings are reportedly open through dealerships.

The updates target buyers seeking retro styling with modern features, though the higher prices may make budget conscious customers think twice.

Vespa Vibe 125 and 150: Price and Variants

The new range comes in two versions: Vibe and Vibe S. Here are their starting prices:

• Vespa Vibe 125: Rs 1,65,500
• Vespa Vibe 150: Rs 1,78,000

Both prices are ex showroom, Delhi. Buyers should contact their nearest dealer for the final on road cost and delivery details.

The Vibe S gets a Rosso Red and Matte Black finish. The standard Vibe features Azzurro Provenza and Pearl White. Both versions also receive updated alloy wheels, a redesigned front apron trim, 3D Vespa logos and colour matched seat stitching.

Features and Hardware Updates

The biggest changes concern equipment and wheel sizes. Both scooters now get 12 inch wheels at the front and rear, replacing the earlier 11 inch front and 10 inch rear setup.

Vespa has also added a 5 inch TFT instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity, turn by turn navigation, music controls and call/SMS alerts. Keyless ignition is another addition.

The Vespa scooters get single channel ABS as standard. Both engine options retain a 200mm front disc and a 140mm rear drum brake.

Engine Specifications Remain Unchanged

The Vibe 125 uses a 124cc, air cooled, single cylinder engine producing 9.5 PS and 10.1 Nm. The Vibe 150 gets a 149.5cc engine delivering 11.42 PS and 11.66 Nm.

Both use a CVT automatic transmission, making them suitable for everyday city commuting. The scooters also retain a steel monocoque chassis, leading link front suspension and a rear monoshock.

Rivals and What Buyers Should Know

The Vespa Vibe range faces competition from scooters such as the Suzuki Access 125, Yamaha Fascino 125 and Aprilia SR 160. However, buyers should compare prices, features and riding needs before choosing.

The Vibe’s larger wheels and TFT display add convenience, but its relatively high pricing could be a key consideration. Check the final on road price and availability before booking.

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