The stylish kids’ electric scooter VESPA Roma in mint green delights with its realistic design, two 2×35 W motors, a powerful 12 V 7 Ah battery, and training wheels for safe riding. Comfort is ensured by a eco-leather seat, quiet EVA wheels, and front and rear LED lights. Includes Bluetooth/MP3/AUX, sounds and horn on the handlebars, and a charge indicator.
The stylish kids’ electric scooter VESPA Roma in mint green delights with its realistic design, two 2×35 W motors, a powerful 12 V 7 Ah battery, and training wheels for safe riding. Comfort is ensured by a eco-leather seat, quiet EVA wheels, and front and rear LED lights. Includes Bluetooth/MP3/AUX, sounds and horn on the handlebars, and a charge indicator.
Two motors for smooth riding
The 2 × 35 W output ensures brisk starts and confidence on varied surfaces—ideal for kids’ everyday riding.
LED lights front and rear
Integrated LED lighting improves visibility and gives the scooter the authentic look of a real VESPA.
Multimedia: Bluetooth, MP3 and AUX
Connect a phone or player to play kids’ favorite songs. Sound and horn controls are right on the handlebars.
Give kids an authentic riding experience on the iconic VESPA. The Roma model combines safety and fun: smooth starts, forward/reverse drive, and training wheels for beginner riders’ confidence. Durable foam EVA wheels 25 × 8 cm roll quietly and resist slipping, while LED lighting boosts visibility.
The powerful 12 V 7 Ah battery powers a pair of 2 × 35 W motors, delivering smooth, enjoyable rides. The soft eco-leather seat (40 × 23 cm) stays comfy even on longer trips. The multimedia panel with Bluetooth, MP3, and AUX plays favorite tunes; sounds and horn are on the handlebars, and there’s a charge level indicator.
Why choose VESPA Roma:
- Safe start – smooth acceleration for better control.
- Stability – training wheels to learn balance.
- Quiet ride – durable EVA wheels suitable even indoors.
- Realistic look – faithful details of the iconic VESPA.
- Listening fun – Bluetooth/MP3/AUX and built-in melodies.
