The Vespa Officina 8 recalled the early years of the Italian scooter maker
Piaggio has unveiled the Vespa Officina 8 scooter. The model name is a reference to the Officina 8 experimental workshop at the Piaggio factory in Pontedera. Since the late 1940s, designers, engineers, mechanics and metalworkers have been putting their most daring ideas into metal there. Many specialists joined the company from the aviation industry in the post-war years.
Here's What We Know
The Vespa Officina 8 is painted in matte "Blu Officina 8" paint, and adorned with aluminium and brass decorative elements. The range includes the Primavera 50 SE, Primavera 150 SE and GTV 310 Special Edition modifications. They will be released in various markets around the world, as will most Vespas.
In North America, the Vespa Officina 8 will arrive at dealers in August 2025 already as 2026 models. Pricing is from $4,599 for the entry-level version. The Primavera 150 SE costs $5,999 and the GTV 310 Special Edition costs $8,699.
In Canada, prices for the Primavera 50 iGET Special Edition will start at $5,045 CAD. The GTV 310 Special Edition "starts" at $9,395 Canadian dollars.
