Piaggio Beverly Receives Design and Feature Updates

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Piaggio Beverly scooters have received updates to their design, instrument panel and functional features, according to the manufacturer.

The updates to the Italian-made scooters include a 6.88-inch colour TFT instrument panel with connectivity features, the company said in a press release received in Jakarta on Tuesday.

The screen is equipped with a light sensor to help riders read vehicle information in different lighting conditions, both during the day and at night.

The exterior updates to the 2027 Beverly include LED headlights and indicator lights with black surrounds.

The manufacturer has also fitted newly designed, lighter wheels to improve handling, particularly when manoeuvring.

At the rear, a new grab handle incorporates a mounting point for an additional storage box, or top box, so fitting one does not require an extra plate.

The 2027 Piaggio Beverly is available with two engine options: a 310cc engine producing 27.7 hp and a 400cc engine producing 36 hp. Each is offered in Beverly and Beverly S versions.

The Beverly is available in Bianco Luna and Grigio Grafite. It features a dark brown seat and inner leg shield, along with satin grey body accents.

The Piaggio Beverly S is available in Nero Meteora, Grigio Mercurio, Blue Lapis and Verde Minerale. It has a black seat and inner leg shield, as well as a glossy black finish.

The under-seat storage compartment is designed to accommodate one full-face helmet.

The Piaggio Beverly has a central tunnel design. Its fuel tank is positioned so that riders do not need to dismount to refuel.

The updates also include keyless ignition and a USB-C port in the compartment inside the leg shield.

The Piaggio MIA multimedia platform is also standard equipment on the Beverly 400 and Beverly 400 S.

The platform connects the scooter’s systems to a smartphone and provides icon-based navigation on the TFT instrument panel.

The Piaggio Beverly was first introduced in 2001, and sales have exceeded 500,000 units in more than 50 countries.