ELECTRIC SCOOTERS
Lambretta Upcoming Scooters
Lambretta is expected to launch 3 scooters in the year 2026 - 2027, including models like Lambretta V125 (Aug-2027), Lambretta G-Special Electric Scooter (Sep-2027), Lambretta V200 (Apr-2028). The estimated prices range from ₹90k to ₹1.25 Lakh.
Upcoming Lambretta Scooters in India
| MODEL | EXPECTED PRICE |
|---|---|
|
Lambretta V125
Expected Launch: 06-Aug-2027
|
₹90k |
|
Lambretta G-Special Electric Scooter
Expected Launch: 17-Sep-2027
|
₹1.25 Lakh |
|
Lambretta V200
Expected Launch: 15-Apr-2028
|
₹1 Lakh |
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