Vespa Primavera 50 4T
New four-stroke version to replace the two-strokeThe tiny tot of Vespa’s Primavera family, the 50cc model, has changed ‘hands’ and is now powered by a four-stroke engine instead of a two-stroke.
The change was made to meet the new Euro 4 emission laws, but Vespa claims there’s now a more linear power curve and fuel consumption has improved with the new three-valve engine digesting just 2.9 litres per 100km. That’s equivalent to about 300km from the seven-litre tank!
Power is 3.2hp, and peak torque is 3Nm – both produced at the same 7500rpm ceiling.
There’s a disc and drum braking combination, and the wheels are 11-inch in diameter.
The Primavera 4T goes on sale in May 2018 for $5090 plus on-road costs, in a choice of three colours: white, red and a limited run light blue. All have a brown saddle.
Contact your local Vespa dealer for more information.
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