As Enrico Piaggio would have wanted, Vespa continues to thrive, an enduring symbol of Italian design, innovation, and the joy of the open road.
The name "Vespa" was born from Enrico's suggestion. It is an acronym for "Veloce" (fast) and "Scooter Piaggio" (Piaggio scooter). The term "Vespa" also translates to "wasp" in Italian, reflecting the scooter's agile and nimble nature. Enrico Piaggio - Vespa(2019)
Sadly, Enrico Piaggio passed away on October 16, 1960, at the age of 52. His legacy, however, lives on through Vespa, an iconic brand that continues to inspire generations of scooter enthusiasts and commuters worldwide. As Enrico Piaggio would have wanted, Vespa continues
In 2019, Vespa celebrated its 71st anniversary, with over 18 million scooters produced worldwide. The brand remains committed to innovation, style, and sustainable mobility, offering a range of models, from the classic Vespa Primavera to the electric Vespa Elettrica. The term "Vespa" also translates to "wasp" in