Piaggio unveils Aprilia SR 150 at Auto Expo 2016

    Dubbed India’s first sports scooter-bike, the SR 150 is aimed squarely to enthral youth.

    Published On Feb 03, 2016 04:21:00 PM

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    Piaggio unveils Aprilia SR 150 at Auto Expo 2016

    Certainly a new segment creator, the Aprilia SR 150 is aimed at those looking for the sensation of a sportbike, along with the convenience of an automatic scooter, to liven up your daily city commute. The SR 150 will be launched in August 2016, manufactured at the Piaggio facility in Baramati, Maharashtra.

     

    The styling of the SR 150 is aggressive and sporty, which well reflects the Aprilia brand. This crossover two-wheeler shall derive power from a 150cc engine, and include the convenience of gearless performance. The SR 150 comes with large 14-inch wheels, front and rear. Stopping duties are handled by a 220mm front disc brake, and 140mm rear drum brake.

     

    Stefano Pelle, CEO, Piaggio India has stated that with the SR 150, Aprilia, the company aims at a niche segment, one that also is believed to hold potential in the immediate future. Alongside the new Aprilia SR 150, the Piaggio Group stand at the Auto Expo also exhibited the most representative vehicles from its Aprilia, Moto Guzzi and Vespa brands.   
     

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