Piaggio Group has introduced an updated electric Vespa lineup for 2027, featuring the Primavera Elettrica, Sprint S Elettrica, and the faster Primavera Tech Elettrica. The models retain their classic steel bodywork while receiving significant internal mechanical upgrades.

The core improvement is a new modular electric motor developed by Piaggio in Italy, which eliminates the use of rare-earth materials. The Primavera and Sprint S models offer a range of up to 85 km in Eco mode and feature a new removable battery design for easier charging.

The Primavera Tech version, classified as a motorcycle in Europe, reaches a top speed of 67 km/h. It benefits from an updated Vehicle Management System, extending its range to 100 km in Eco mode, which represents a 12.5% increase over previous iterations.

The updated charging system reduces energy consumption by 17%, with a 0-80% charge cycle completed in approximately 2.5 hours. A new maintenance mode has been added to preserve battery health during periods of inactivity.

The flagship Primavera Tech includes a 5-inch TFT display, keyless ignition, smartphone-based navigation, and remote seat unlocking. Pricing for the new lineup has not been disclosed, though previous models were priced at $8,299.