1973 | Piaggio Vespa 50 N

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The Vespa 50 N, also known as the Vespa 50 Nuova, holds a special place in scooter history. This model was introduced in 1963 by the Italian company Piaggio. It was specifically designed to meet new Italian legislation, which allowed riders of 50cc engines to drive without a license. This made the Vespa 50 N extremely popular among young people.

The Vespa 50 N was known for its compact and economical design. Equipped with an air-cooled, single-cylinder two-stroke engine, it offered modest power, making it ideal for city traffic and easy to handle for beginner riders. Its design followed the iconic lines of earlier Vespa models, with its rounded shapes and steel monocoque frame.

Over the years, the Vespa 50 N has remained beloved by collectors and fans of classic scooters—not just for its historical value, but also for the charm and style that Vespa scooters represent. The Vespa 50 N symbolizes freedom and the spirit of 1960s Italian design.

This example has been restored to "better than new" condition and is fully road-ready. With modern synthetic 2-stroke fuel, it’s a joy to own—easy to start and a delight to ride or simply admire. Comes with European documents.a