PIAGGIO
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Italian manufacturer behind Vespa, Aprilia and Moto Guzzi, founded by Rinaldo Piaggio in 1884.
- Founded
- 1884, by Rinaldo Piaggio
- Headquarters
- Pontedera, Italy
- Brands
- Piaggio, Vespa, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Derbi
- Vespa
- Launched in April 1946
Rinaldo Piaggio founded the company in 1884, initially building locomotives and railway carriages. It moved into the military sector in 1917 and later built aeroplanes and aircraft engines.
After the war Enrico Piaggio turned to scooter production, and the Vespa, designed by Corradino D'Ascanio, was built at the rebuilt Pontedera plant in April 1946. More than a million units had been produced within ten years.
- 1884Piaggio & C. founded
- 1917Move into the military sector
- 1946First Vespa built in Pontedera
- 2024Piaggio celebrates 140 years
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PIAGGIO Vespa: the wasp that changed Italian transport
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Sì: the Ciao with a telescopic fork
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Quargo: the quadricycle built for work
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PIAGGIO Vespa LX: the sixtieth-anniversary Vespa
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PIAGGIO Vespa Cosa: the modern PX that nobody wanted
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Bravo: the Ciao with rear suspension
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Boxer: the moped with the tank under the seat
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Porter: the Daihatsu-based microvan
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Ape: the three-wheeled Vespa that went to work
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Sfera: the first plastic-bodied Piaggio scooter
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PIAGGIO Piaggio X7: the large-wheeled scooter of 2007-2012
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Ciao: the moped that stayed for forty years
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Carnaby: the high-wheeled scooter of 2007-2013
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Typhoon: from Gilera to Piaggio
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Free: Piaggio’s first high-wheeled scooter
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PIAGGIO Piaggio X8: the maxi-scooter with two storage doors
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Xevo: the X8 developed further
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Fly: the compact scooter for the whole world
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PIAGGIO Piaggio NRG: the sporty scooter from mc1 to Power
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PIAGGIO Piaggio Liberty: four decades of high wheels