History and Expansion
Piaggio is an emblematic Italian brand founded in 1884 by Rinaldo Piaggio in Genoa. Initially dedicated to the manufacturing of locomotives and train cars, the company diversified into aircraft production during the world wars. After World War II, Enrico Piaggio, son of the founder, focused the company on urban mobility, giving rise in 1946 to the iconic Vespa, designed by aeronautical engineer Corradino D’Ascanio.
Highlighted Models of Piaggio
Piaggio offers a wide range of scooters that combine Italian design, advanced technology, and functionality. Some of the most outstanding models include:
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Piaggio Liberty 150 S: A high-wheel scooter with a 150 cc engine, ideal for urban mobility. It stands out for its elegant design and features such as ABS brakes and i-get technology, which meets Euro 5 standards.
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Piaggio Beverly 400 HPE: This model offers a balance between power and comfort, thanks to its 400 cc engine and ergonomic design. It is suitable for both urban commutes and longer trips.
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Piaggio MP3 350 LT Sport: An innovative three-wheeled scooter that provides greater stability and safety. Its 350 cc engine and articulated front suspension system make it suitable for drivers with a car license.
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Piaggio Medley 125: A versatile 125 cc scooter that combines agility and efficiency. It incorporates a Start & Stop system and ABS brakes as standard, being ideal for the urban environment.
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Piaggio NRG 50 2T: A sporty 50 cc moped, aimed at a young audience seeking style and performance in their daily commutes.
