Piaggio Beverly S 300 E5

Piaggio Beverly S 300 E5 – A scooter at the top of its game

Piaggio Beverly S 300 E5. The new Beverly S 300 has always been elegant, but the latest incarnation is more dynamic than ever! Clean lines and details that highlight its gritty, motorbike-like character.

Firstly, the S version sports graphite grey detailing, a black contrasting double-stitched saddle. Secondly, the dark grey wheel rims. Thirdly,  a choice of three colours with Argento Cometa (silver), Nero Tempesta (black) and Arancio Sunset (orange). Made in Italy design, its combination of colours, materials and styling is destined to have you swooning before you even hop in the saddle.

The Beverly S flaunts its sporty and gritty character:

• The fuel tank is located in the tunnel for greater power and agility
• Thus providing riding thrills that are more typically found in a motorcycle
• Matt graphite grey on the luggage rack
• Passenger foot pegs
• Central tunnel and wheel rims makes it clear that this is a scooter with attitude,
• The black dual-material double-stitched saddle

The Beverly S comes in a choice of three colours:

• With the elegant matt Nero Tempesta black
• Argento Cometa silver
• Oh-so-charismatic glossy orange of Aranco Sunset

The only thing we haven’t improved is the road

The Piaggio design team have worked their magic on the 300-cc High Performance Engine, resulting in a 23% increase in power over its previous model, 16% extra torque and Euro 5 compliance. Mechanical and electronic components have also been fine-tuned to optimise performance and reduce fuel consumption.

About Piaggio

Piaggio is an iconic Italian manufacturer renowned for its innovative contributions to the world of transportation, particularly in the realm of scooters and motorcycles. Founded in 1884 by Rinaldo Piaggio, the company originally produced luxury ship fittings and later expanded into aviation during World War I. However, it was after World War II that Piaggio truly made its mark with the introduction of the Vespa scooter in 1946, a product that became an enduring symbol of Italian style and mobility. Characterized by its distinctive design and affordability, the Vespa catered to the growing demand for personal transport amid post-war economic conditions, leading to a cultural phenomenon across Europe and beyond.

Over the decades, Piaggio has continued to innovate, expanding its portfolio to include brands such as Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, and Derbi, while also exploring advancements in electric mobility. This blending of tradition and modernity underscores Piaggio’s enduring presence in the global automotive landscape, where it remains committed to combining functionality with aesthetic appeal.