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Vespa Malaysia Introduces New GTS 300 Classic Model 

Vespa Malaysia Introduces New GTS 300 Classic Model 
Hazique Zairill
March 27, 2025

Premium Italian scooter GTS 300 Classic debuts with keyless ignition upgraded comfort and limited-time introductory pricing for Malaysian riders.

Vespa GTS 300 Classic

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Didi Group, the official Vespa distributor in Malaysia, has expanded its lineup with the launch of the Vespa GTS 300 Classic. This latest addition to the GTS 300 series combines Vespa’s iconic Italian design with modern performance features.

Powered by a 278cc HPE single-cylinder engine with fuel injection, the GTS 300 Classic delivers 23.8 hp at 8,250 rpm and 26 Nm of torque at 5,250 rpm through a CVT automatic transmission. The model introduces several upgrades including a more comfortable seat and a new keyless ignition system, while maintaining the classic analog-LCD instrument panel.

Vespa GTS 300 Classic

The scooter features Vespa’s signature steel monocoque chassis with 12-inch wheels (120/70 front, 130/70 rear tyres) and a suspension system comprising a single-sided front swing arm with shock absorber and twin rear shock absorbers. The 8.5-litre fuel tank provides a practical range for urban commuting.

Available in three elegant colour options – Beige Sabbia Q02, Black Vulcano ND, and Green Relax V11 – the GTS 300 Classic enhances its premium appeal with chrome accents on various components including body trim, mirrors, lamp housings, and exhaust protectors.

Vespa GTS 300 Classic

Priced at RM31,900 (excluding insurance), Vespa Malaysia is offering an introductory price of RM29,900 for the first 50 customers. The Vespa GTS 300 Classic is now available at authorized dealerships nationwide, offering Malaysian riders a blend of classic style and modern scooter technology.

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Buyer's guide
March 27, 2025
Hazique Zairill

Passionate sports and motorbike enthusiasts who believe in the phrase, "Writing is the painting of the voice."

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