Mansory Unveils Vespa Elettrica Monaco Edition

Luxury vehicle modifier Mansory has made a surprising entry into the electric urban mobility sector with its new "Monaco Edition" scooter. This marks the first time since 2012 that the company has used the Monaco Edition name, previously associated with a limited-run Ferrari 458 Spider.

Based on the iconic Vespa Elettrica, the new Monaco Edition electric scooter is limited to 99 units. This move represents Mansory's effort to diversify its product range while maintaining its reputation for exclusivity and luxury. 

The Vespa Elettrica Monaco Edition showcases Mansory's signature attention to detail. It features a colour scheme inspired by Monaco's national colours, full carbon fibre mudguards and side panels, and a genuine leather seat with cross-stitching. Additional carbon fibre components throughout the scooter further emphasise its premium status.

Despite its luxurious upgrades, the scooter's technical specifications remain unchanged from the standard Vespa electric model. So, it continues to be powered by the same 4.2 kWh battery paired with a 4 kW electric motor, which is suitable for a top speed of 70 mph. To fully utilise this performance, the Vespa Electtrica has two riding modes: "Eco" for energy efficiency and "Power" for enhanced performance. 

Like all Mansory models, the 'Monaco Edition' Vespa Elettrica will be available with a hefty price tag. However, Mansory has not revealed any information on this. But if you're still curious, the standard Vespa Elettrica costs 6700 EUR, which translates to ₹6,25,098. So, the exclusive upgrades that Mansory has mated to the Elettrica here can easily double this asking price.