Editing Vespa (section)

==Models==
There have been 34 different versions of the Vespa.  Today five series are in production: the classic [[manual transmission]] PX and the modern [[Continuously variable transmission|CVT transmission]] S, LX, GT, and GTS..{{fact|date=May 2025}}

[[File:Rally180.jpg|thumb|upright|1969 Vespa Rally 180]]
[[File:Vespa sport.jpg|thumb|1963 VBB Standard 150]]
[[File:Light blue Vespa GL, front.jpg|thumb|upright|1963 Vespa 150 GL]]
[[File:VintageVespa-AutoExpo-Delhi.jpg|thumb|Vintage Vespa AutoExpo, Delhi, India]]

===Historic===
* Paperino – the original prototype made in 1945 at Biella
* [[Vespa 150 TAP]] – A Vespa modified for the French paratroopers that carried (not fired) an antitank weapon.
* VNC Super 125
* VBC Super 150
* VBA 150
* VB1 150
* VBB 150
* 125 GT
* V9A
* VNA
* VNB 125
* Vespa U – U is for utilitaria (English – economic). 1953 model with a price of 110,000 Italian Lira (about US$175), 7,000 were produced
* GS 150
* GS 160
* SS 180
* Vespa 90 (3 spd)
* Vespa 50 (3 spd)
* SS50 (4 spd)
* SS90 (4 spd) – 90 SS Super Sprint
* 150 GL
* 90 Racer
* 125 TS
* 100 Sport
* 125 GTR
* VLB 150 Sprint
* VLB 150 Sprint Veloce ([[Vespa Sprint]])
* 180 Super Sport
* Rally 180
* Rally 200
* 125 Nuova (VMA-1T) – Prelude to Primavera
* Primavera 125 also ET3 (3 port version)
* PK 50
* PK 50 XL
* PK 50 Roma (Automatic)
* 50 S
* 50 Special
* 50 Special Elestart
* 50 Sprinter / 50 SR (D)
* 50 Special Revival (Limited to 3,000 Italy-only numbered units, released in 1991)
* [[Vespa Cosa|COSA 1 – 125&nbsp;cc, 150&nbsp;cc, 200&nbsp;cc]]
* [[Vespa Cosa|COSA 2 – 125&nbsp;cc, 150&nbsp;cc, 200&nbsp;cc]]
* [[Vespa PX|P 80 / P 80 E (France)]]
* [[Vespa PX|P 80 X / PX 80 E (France)]]
* PK 80 S / Elestart
* PK 80 S Automatica / Elestart
* PK 100 S / Elestart
* PK 100 S Automatica
* [[File:Scooter in workshop.jpg|thumb|VNA 1961 Model vespa in workshop]]PK 100 XL
*P125ETS
* PK 125 XL / Elestart
* PK 125 S
* PK 125 E
* PK 125 Automatica (automatic transmission)
* Vespa P 150 S
* [[Vespa PX|P 125 X]]
* [[Vespa PX|PX 125 E/Electronic]]
* [[Vespa PX|P 200 E]]
* [[Vespa PX|PX 200 E FL]]
* [[Vespa PX|PX 200 Serie Speciale (Limited to 400 UK-only numbered units)]]
* Vespa TX 200 (Spain only)
* [[Vespa T5|T5 / Elestart (5 port engine 125&nbsp;cc P series)]]
* [[Vespa T5|T5 Classic (5 port engine 125&nbsp;cc P series)]]
* [[Vespa T5|T5 Millennium (5 port engine 125&nbsp;cc P series) (Limited to 400 UK-only numbered units)]]

===Recent===
* ET2 50 – 2-stroke
[[File:PX 200 2005 model.jpg|alt=2005 PX model with Headlight grill|thumb|2005 PX 200 model with Headlight grill]]
* ET4 50 – 4-stroke
* ET4 125 (Euro Model)
* ET4 150 (Euro Model)
* ET4 150 (US model)
* ET8 150 (Eastern model)
* GT 125 (Granturismo 125)
* GT 200 (Granturismo 200)
* GTS 250ie
* GTS 250 Super – Only briefly sold in the US where the 278cc engine as used in the 300 Super had not yet been approved for use. Quickly replaced by the GTS 300 Super.
* [[Vespa PX|PX 125]]
* [[Vespa PX|PX 150 (reintroduced to US and Canadian Markets in 2004)]]
* [[Vespa PX|PX 200]]
* [[Vespa PL|PL 170]]

===Current===
[[Image:Vespa LX150 3V 2013 Topbox installed.JPG|thumb|upright|2013 Vespa LX150]]
*LX 50
*LX 125
*[[Vespa LX 150|LX 150]]
*LXV 50 (65th anniversary variant of LX50)
*LXV 125 (65th anniversary variant of LX125)
*LXV 150 i.e.
*GT 60° 250&nbsp;cc Limited Edition. 999 produced worldwide in unique colours and each one receiving a commemorative badge, personalized with the owner's initials. Features the front-fender-mounted headlight, shared only with the GTV 250.
*GTS 125
*GTS 150
*[[Vespa GTS 250ie|GTS 250ie]]
*GTS 250 i.e. abs
*GTS 300 (2010)
*GTS 300 Super (2008)
*GTV 125 (65th anniversary variant of GTS 125)
*GT 60 (60th anniversary limited run variant of GTS 250) Features the fender mounted headlight as a tribute to the original Vespas.
*GTV 250 Standard model based on the GTS250ie. Physically similar to the GT60, but available in a choice of colours.
*GTV 300ie
*[[Vespa PX|PX 30 125]] (A limited edition, only 1000 produced to celebrate the 30 years of the P range<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.scooter-infos.com/essai-1277-vespa-px30-125.html| title=Essai du VESPA PX30 125|publisher=Scooter Infos|access-date=2010-10-16}}</ref>)
*New [[Vespa PX|PX 2011 150]] (and later also 125); not just a limited edition: in 2011 the PX series restarted to be produced in Italy after a 3-year absence because of the European Union restriction about [[Euro III]] engines emissions not followed. In occasion of the 150th anniversary of Italian union, Piaggio has proposed this special version, with a re-designed saddle but with the same "Vespa experience".<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.motorbox.com/moto/magazine-moto/anteprima/piaggio-vespa-px-2011 |title=Anteprima: Piaggio Vespa PX 2011 |publisher=Motorbox.com |access-date=2011-10-04}}</ref>
*S 50 and S 125 new model 2007, introduced at Milan Motorshow November 2006
*S 150 (2008)
*Zafferano 50&nbsp;cc and 125&nbsp;cc (A limited edition, only 200 produced)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.uk.vespa.com/en_UK/vespa/zafferano/|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100505003231/http://www.uk.vespa.com/en_UK/vespa/zafferano/|archive-date=2010-05-05|title=Vespa Official Web Site|publisher=Uk.vespa.com|access-date=2009-06-14}}</ref>
*Vespa Primavera 50 / 125 (Starting in 2014, this will be the current model and replacing the LX)
*Vespa Sprint 50 / 125 (Starting in 2014, this will be the current model and replacing the S)

===Vespa 946===
{{main article|Vespa 946}}
[[File:Vespa 946 schraeg.jpg|thumb|right|Vespa 946]]
The '''Vespa 946''' is a scooter announced by Piaggio, sold under their Vespa brand, that sold starting in July 2013. Piaggio presented the [[Retro-futurism|retro-futurist]] Vespa Quarantasei [[Concept vehicle|concept]], based on the 1945 Vespa MP6 prototype, at the 2011 [[EICMA]] motorcycle show. The final production version, renamed the Vespa 946, appeared the following year, at EICMA 2012. The 946 will be fitted with Piaggio's new [[air-cooled engine|air-cooled]], [[Multi-valve|three-valve]], [[single-cylinder engine]], with a claimed output of {{Convert|11.7|hp|abbr=on}} for the {{Convert|125|cc|cuin|abbr=on}} [[Engine displacement|displacement]] version, and {{Convert|13|hp|abbr=on}} for the {{Convert|150|cc|cuin|abbr=on}} version.<ref name=Harley2011/><ref name=dePrato2012/><ref name=Wilson2012/>

===Electric vehicles===
[[File:Vespa-Elettrica-Madrid-070219.jpg|thumb|right|Electric Vespa Electrica in Madrid, Spain]]
Vespa Elettrica with a 2&nbsp;kWh battery  and a range of {{convert|100|km|mi|0|abbr=on}}.<ref>[https://www.theverge.com/2017/11/8/16622942/vespa-elettrica-range-specs-photos-sale Vespa’s first electric scooter is coming in 2018 with 62 miles of range]</ref> There will be an hybrid option as well with a range of 200&nbsp;km. Piaggio started production in September 2018 and it was released at the beginning of 2019.<ref>{{Cite web | url=https://www.piaggiogroup.com/en/archive/press/piaggio-group-vespa-elettrica-go-production-september | title=Piaggio Group: Vespa Elettrica to go into production in September| date=27 August 2018}}</ref>
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====Hybrids====
Piaggio/Vespa is developing a range of hybrid scooters. Two models are being developed at present, based on the [[Vespa LX 50]] and the [[Piaggio X8]] 125.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/04/vespa_unveils_h.php#ch01 |title=Vespa Unveils Hybrid Scooters |publisher=TreeHugger |access-date=2009-06-14}}</ref>

===Specials===
One-offs and special machines:

* Montlhéry – produced in 1950 to break world records on the French [[Montlhéry|circuit of the same name]]. It smashed 17 records in 10 hours
* Torpedo – 1951 125&nbsp;cc special with counter-opposing pistons. [[Dino Mazzoncini]] set the world record on the kilometre at an average of 171&nbsp;km/h
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