Vespa hits the road with new GTS Super

Vespa has launched the Vespa GTS Super 300 ABS with an all-new engine and the Vespa GTS Super 150 i-Get ABS.
Managing director of Vespiario (Thailand) Co Ltd Pornnada Tejapaibul said: “After launching an Asia regional campaign in May called “Not for everyone. Is it for you?” which is a lifestyle campaign to present Vespa’s brand identity as an iconic brand for those who dare to be different, the company has received great feedback from our customers, especially urban people. 
“The Vespa GTS is not only popular in Thailand, but is also well-received as the most beloved in the world. The Vespa GTS is our most popular series thanks to its performance and iconic design, with the biggest body or 'Vespone' compared to other Vespa scooters."
Pornnada said the launch of the GTS series today is a part of the campaign and a comeback for the series after its successful debut earlier.
"The series appeals to men who like scooters with great speed and performance, ideal for both big city traffic and long range touring. Since we launched the GTS series in 2010, we have sold over 6,000 units so far, and it has remained one of our three best-selling series. This shows the success of the series, and is a testament that we are a premium Italian scooter brand which caters to the needs of the consumers in various aspects," she said.
The Vespa GTS Super 300 ABS is priced from Bt195,900 to Bt196,900 depending on body colour. Meanwhile, Vespa GTS Super 150 i-Get ABS is priced at Bt149,900 to150,900
Both premium scooters in the GTS series come with impressive functions and features such as Tilt Sensor, remote control to open the saddle and Bike Finder, which is extremely convenient for finding the Vespa in a crowded car park. 
The USB port is convenient for recharging any external device, while the front turn indicators contain a series of LEDs that act as daylight running lights. 
The completely new Speedometer comes with easy to read digital display and trip odometers. The multifunction digital panel, surrounded by as many as six warning lights and two fuel and distance indicators.