Piaggio Group has unveiled a wide range of updates for 2027 across Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Piaggio and Vespa, including new models, special editions and an updated electric scooter lineup.
Piaggio Group has taken centre stage at EICMA 2026 in Milan with a broad product showcase spanning its motorcycle and scooter brands. The highlights include the new Moto Guzzi The Trip roadster, special editions of the Moto Guzzi V85 TT and Aprilia RSV4, updated Aprilia scooters, refreshed Piaggio models and a new electric Vespa range.
The showcase also comes as the group continues to strengthen its position in key international markets. During the first half of 2026, Piaggio Group held a 17.5% share of the European scooter market, while its share in North America increased to 37.5%, compared with 33.9% in the same period last year. Its two-wheeler business sold 1,85,600 vehicles during the period, generating net revenue of €652.8 million.
Moto Guzzi The Trip And V85 TT Napapijri
One of the major attractions at the event is the new Moto Guzzi The Trip, a 500cc roadster aimed at younger riders and those looking for an accessible motorcycle for everyday use. It weighs 180 kg with its 15-litre metal fuel tank full and is powered by a 48 hp parallel-twin engine compatible with an A2 licence.
The motorcycle gets full-LED lighting, backlit switchgear and a colour TFT display with smartphone connectivity. Its electronic package includes ride-by-wire, ABS, traction control and three riding modes: Road, Sport and Rain. Three standard colours – green, red and black – will be offered, alongside an Opening special edition.
Moto Guzzi has also introduced the V85 TT Napapijri special edition, developed in collaboration with the Italian clothing brand. It features a blue, red and white colour scheme, world-map-inspired graphics on the fuel tank and Nordkapp detailing. Standard equipment includes heated grips, a heated seat, a Napapijri Bering travel bag and the Moto Guzzi MIA multimedia platform.
Aprilia RSV4 And RS 660 Special Editions
Aprilia’s performance motorcycle showcase includes the RSV4 Obscure Spe.Ed., a limited edition restricted to 500 numbered units. The superbike produces 220 hp from its V4 engine and uses extensive carbon-fibre bodywork and wheels to bring its running-order weight down to 201 kg.
The model also introduces carbon-fibre Leg Wings, derived from Aprilia Racing’s MotoGP development, to generate downforce. Its suspension package includes fully adjustable Öhlins NIX forks and a TTX rear shock absorber. With the full ART exhaust system and carbon SC Project end can, the weight drops to 196 kg.
The Aprilia RS 660 Phillip Island Tribute is another special edition, celebrating the brand’s achievements at the Australian circuit. It gets an exclusive white, green and red livery, circuit-inspired graphics, a passenger seat cover and an individually numbered steering-head plate.
Aprilia’s Factory range, including the RSV4, Tuono V4, RS 660 and Tuono 660, also receives new graphics for 2027. The new aPRC Backbone design uses red dots and lines against a glossy black background to represent the electronic systems of the motorcycles.
Aprilia SXR And SR GT Scooters Updated
Aprilia has introduced the SXR 125 as an entry-level scooter with features including LED headlights, a colour TFT display with smartphone connectivity and new handlebar switchgear. It gets a steel frame, 14-inch wheels and a combined braking system. Practicality is supported by a 20-litre underseat storage compartment, rear luggage rack and front bag hook.
The SR GT 125 and SR GT 200 urban-adventure scooters receive a more comprehensive equipment package. Updates include underseat storage capable of accommodating a full-face helmet, a new 5-inch colour TFT display, smartphone connectivity through the optional Aprilia MIA module and a standard USB-C port.
The SR GT 125 produces 11 kW and 12 Nm, while the SR GT 200 delivers 13 kW and 16.5 Nm.
Piaggio Beverly, Medley And Typhoon Receive Updates
Piaggio has refreshed its Beverly 310 and 400 high-wheel scooters with revised styling, lighter wheels and a larger 6.88-inch colour TFT instrument cluster. The updated models also feature a new rear grab rail with an integrated top-box mount.
The Medley 125 and 200 receive revised front-end styling, new five-spoke wheels, a 5-inch colour TFT display and an updated rear top-box mount. The scooters retain their Start & Stop function and offer 36.2 litres of underseat storage.
The new Typhoon 125 brings sharper styling, a fully digital TFT instrument panel and smartphone connectivity through the Piaggio MIA system. It uses a 125cc single-cylinder, four-stroke engine with Euro 5+ approval and will be available in black, white, grey and blue.
Electric Vespa Range Gets New Motor
Vespa has introduced an updated electric range comprising the Primavera and Sprint S, along with the Primavera Tech. The new electric motor has been developed and manufactured in Italy by Piaggio Group, with a focus on improved efficiency, lower energy consumption and better performance. It also does not use rare-earth materials.
The Primavera and Sprint S are type-approved as mopeds, with a top speed of 45 kmph and a claimed range of up to 85 km. Their batteries can be removed for charging. The Primavera Tech, classified as an electric motorcycle, has a top speed of 67 kmph and a range of up to 90 km on the WMTC cycle. Its range has improved by 12.5%, while energy consumption is down by 17%.
Piaggio MP3 Completes 20 Years
EICMA 2026 also marks 20 years of the Piaggio MP3, the three-wheeled scooter first introduced in 2006. Its two independently tilting front wheels and dedicated suspension system helped establish a new segment in urban mobility.
Piaggio says more than 2.5 lakh MP3 units have been sold so far. The current range includes the 310, 400 and 530, with the flagship version featuring advanced rider assistance systems and reverse gear with a camera.
With several new models and updates across its brands, Piaggio Group’s EICMA 2026 showcase highlights its plans to address a wide range of two-wheeler segments, from accessible urban scooters to premium motorcycles and electric mobility.
