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Piaggio Medley: a large-wheeled scooter, versions and check-up
Piaggio Medley — a large-wheeled city scooter, produced since 2016 with 125 and 150 cm³ engines. We look at the versions, engine, and what to check when buying a used scooter.
Medley in brief
Medley — a comfortable and stable city scooter with large wheels that better handle potholes and uneven roads. It's designed for daily commuting in the city and suburbs.
The model was introduced in 2016, so there are plenty of relatively new examples on the used market. Available as 125 and 150 cm³ versions.
Versions — what's the difference
The Medley 125 is aimed at the A1 category, while the 150 cm³ version offers a bit more dynamism. Aside from the base version, there's also the Medley S with a sportier look.
Later examples meet stricter emissions standards, so they differ in minor details. Check the year and equipment.
Engine and transmission
The engine is a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled four-stroke i-get with fuel injection. It's economical and smooth.
The transmission is an automatic, CVT. Most versions come with ABS, and some have higher-class lighting and additional features.
What to check when buying a used Medley
Check the variator — the scooter should move smoothly. Ask when the belt, rollers, and oil were last changed.
Inspect the plastics, lights, turn signals, and battery. Check if ABS is working and there are no error codes.
Check the brakes, shock absorbers, and tire treads. Ask for the service history and check the documents.
Trim levels and versions
Trim levels vary by year and market; below are the main versions.
Medley 125
2016 and laterBase version for the A1 category.
- 125 cm³ i-get engine
- Large wheels
- Often includes ABS
Medley 150
2016 and laterHigher displacement version.
- 150 cm³ i-get engine
- Better performance
- Often includes ABS
Medley S
Later yearsSportier-looking version.
- Sporty design
- Often includes additional features
- The same engine
Su priedais
According to the ownerAdditional fitted extras
- Often — rear box
- Often — windscreen
- Often — safety features
Medley of version comparisons
| 125 | 150 | S | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | For daily driving | For a slightly more dynamic drive | For style enthusiasts |
| Engine | 125 cm³ | 150 cm³ | 125 or 150 cm³ |
| Wheels | Large | Large | Large |
| ABS | Often | Often | Often |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€ | €€ | €€€ |
Most will get by with 125cc, but the Medley S is worth considering for its looks.
Pros
- Large wheels and stability
- Economical engine
- Modern equipment
- Spacious under-seat storage
Cons
- Not suited to motorways
- Higher price than standard city scooters
- Some models come with high mileage
Frequently asked questions
Is the Medley suited to the highway?
No, it's an urban scooter.
How do the 125 and 150 differ?
The 150 has a bit more power and dynamism.
Does it have ABS?
Most versions do, but check the specific example.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
