Peugeot Motocycles claims to be one of the oldest scooter manufacturers out there. Although not as popular as the likes of Vespa, it does have a long history of producing commuter-focused scooters. As sort of a throwback to its models of decades past, Peugeot has launched the Django series, a neo-retro range of commuter scooters.
Peugeot’s Django scooters are unique in terms of styling, in a sense that they combine classic styling cues similar to what used to be the norm in the ‘60s, with modern safety and tech features. The scooter’s proportions are a lot bigger, too, hinting at added practicality and performance. In Japan, the Django comes in three flavors—50cc, 125cc, and 150cc. Furthermore, a special-edition variant in the form of the Django 125 Eversion ABS + has been launched, and it comes with a slew of accessories, and is limited to just 50 examples.
