G SERIES
THE MASTERPIECE OF ITALIAN DESIGN.
The Lambretta G350 stands as a paragon of premium scootering, a masterpiece born from the heart of Milan’s illustrious fashion scene. It’s a global icon that exudes elegance and exclusivity, representing the zenith of our scooter lineage. This model isn’t just high-end; it’s the pinnacle of design, a testament to the unparalleled craftsmanship that Lambretta is celebrated for worldwide.
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THE NEO MOD.
LAMBRETTA X300
The new X series embodies Lambretta’s journey from history to the future, symbolising the evolution of the iconic brand and its enduring legacy.
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Each vehicle has been meticulously crafted, shaping the path forward into a new era of innovation and style. Aptly named ‘The Neo Mod’, this new scooter model embodies a fusion of rich Italian heritage, refined into a new generation of our modern world.
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V SERIES
WONDERFUL RETRO
The V-Special Series is more than just stickers, It’s Lambretta vibes & lifestyle. Launched in 2017, arrived in Australia mid 2018 the V-Special has been a great success and has not missed a beat ever since: The V-Special delivers in the true sense of a scooter: A stylish ride in high quality at an affordable price.
Lambretta FAQ
It’s over 40 years ago since Lambretta originally ceased production in Italy. In 2017 Lambretta came back with the V series, followed by the X series in 2023/24 and the G series in 2024 (2025 in Australia).
With quite a few copycats out there, building scooters with similar design like the old Lambrettas, you might have a lot of questions. Why are Lambrettas today different to the old Lambrettas of age? Are there any commonalities?
Is Lambretta still the same company? How about the old copyrights?
Can I service my old Lambretta at a new Lambretta dealer?
Find your answers on our specific FAQ page.
Lambretta – The Origins
The River Lambo rises from the Monte San Primo, elevation 1,685 metres (5,528 ft.), near the famous Madonna Ghisallo hill, not far from Lake Como. The Lambro passes through Brianza then reaching Monza before crossing its famous park (where king Umberto I was assassinated by Gaetano Bresci) in two branches which join again before the river passes through the eastern part of Milan. The Lambro finally flows into the River Po near Orio Litta.
The Lambro is derived from Lambrus, which corresponds to Greek ἐλαφρός, meaning ‘light (in weight), quick, nimble’ and is related to Illyrian lembus ‘light vehicle’ whence also Greek λέμβος. Lambretta riders are commonly referred to as Lambrettista (singular) or Lambrettisti (plural).
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