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The Piaggio Group which is the home to iconic brands like Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Vespa, and Piaggio, unveiled an exciting range of new motorcycles and scooters for 2026 at EICMA 2025. Known for blending style, performance, and innovation, Piaggio reaffirmed its status as one of Europe’s leading two-wheeler manufacturers, commanding a 10% market share overall and a dominant 18% share in the scooter segment. ApriliaAprilia came to EICMA with two 2026 models. First up was the Aprilia SR GT 400, a mid-size adventure scooter that is equally comfortable navigating city streets or weekend rides. With a 36 hp liquid-cooled engine, long-travel suspension and lightweight 186 kg frame, it is built for both agility and comfort. A 5-inch TFT display, adjustable windscreen and traction control system give it a modern, tech-savvy edge. Next is the Aprilia RS 457 GP Replica that stole the show with its MotoGP-inspired graphics and features. Based on the popular RS 457, this special edition offers a quick shifter, upgraded braking and a sporty single-seat setup. Moto GuzziMoto Guzzi refreshed its Stelvio, V7 and V85 ranges, introducing new colours and graphics inspired by nature and Italian heritage. The V85 TT and Stelvio now feature adventure-inspired shades like Giallo Wadi and Verde Hiking, while the V7 Sport debuts the Rosso Monza livery. These updates keep Moto Guzzi’s timeless mix of sport and touring spirit alive for 2026. VespaCelebrating its 80th anniversary, Vespa introduced special editions of the Primavera and GTS scooters, alongside updated Primavera and Sprint S models. These bring new wheels, LCD displays, keyless ignition and improved braking all in classic Italian style. A global Vespa celebration is also planned in Rome in June 2026. Also Read: Vida Ubex And VXZ Unveiled At EICMA 2025 - Specs And Details Inside PiaggioPiaggio itself celebrated 25 years of the Beverly scooter with a Beverly 25th Anniversary Edition, featuring a matte Grigio finish, gold accents and premium detailing, which is a perfect blend of tradition and modern performance. From the track-inspired Aprilias to Vespa’s timeless elegance and Moto Guzzi’s rugged charm, Piaggio’s EICMA 2025 lineup perfectly captured what makes Italian motorcycles truly special. For more two wheeler, three wheeler and auto industry updates, stay tuned to Times Now Auto.
