The company aims to replicate the Indian success story in the Sri Lankan market serving the emerging need of the aspiring youth of Lanka catering to the desires of the biking enthusiasts, Piaggio said in a statement.
"Both Aprilia and Vespa have created a benchmark in the two-wheeler segment in India and now the bikes are set to make their debut in Sri Lanka," Piaggio Vehicles Pvt Ltd (PVPL) Managing Director and CEO Diego Graffi said.
The company hopes to further enhance its positioning in the Indian Sub-Continent with this launch, he added.
The company has a manufacturing plant in Baramati, Maharashtra, where it manufactures the iconic Vespa alongside the newly launched Aprilia SR 150.
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