Keeway Sixties 300i

Quick Review by Maxabout Team

Keeway has announced the release of the Sixties 300i retro-scooter in India. This is the most powerful retro-style scooter available in our market right now. The Lambretta retro scooters inspired the design of the Keeway Sixties 300i. Despite its vintage appearance, it features LED lights throughout, just like the high-end Vespa versions in India.

2024 Keeway Sixties 300i is powered by a 278.2cc BS6 engine that produces 18.7 HP and 22 Nm of peak torque. To fulfill the suspension duties, the gear incorporates telescopic front forks and dual rear springs. A 230mm single front disc and a 220mm single rear rotor handle braking duties. The scooter is equipped with 12-inch wheels with tubeless tyres on both ends. Keeway Sixties 300i has an anti-lock braking system with both front and rear disc brakes. Keeway Sixties 300i scooter weighs roughly 146 kg and has a 10-litre gasoline tank.

The aesthetic cues include a classic design with long and flowing body panels reminiscent of the Sixties 300i. The front fascia has a hexagon-shaped headlight, an X-shaped DRL, and apron-mounted front turn indicators. The rear uses a flat, bagger-style layout with a vertical LED taillight. Other features include an electric start, a split seat configuration, a pillion grab rail, and a 10-litre fuel tank incorporated into the floorboard. Full-LED lighting, a semi-digital instrument cluster with an analogue speedometer and a digital trip metre, an engine temperature indicator, a clock, a fuel gauge, and dual-channel ABS are among the features.

2024 Keeway Sixties 300i comes in one variation (STD) and three colours: Matt Gray, Matt Light Blue, and Matt White. In India, the Keeway Sixties 300i costs Rs 2.99 lakh (ex-showroom). The on-road price of the Keeway Sixties 300i is expected to cost approximately Rs 3,36,649. Ampere Reo Elite, Yo Edge, Vespa SXL 150, Aprilia SR 125, and TVS NTORQ 125 will fight against the Keeway Sixties 300i.

Keeway is well-known throughout the world for its compact cruisers, scooters, street bikes, and off-roaders. While Keeway has its roots in Hungary, it is now controlled by the well-known QJ Group of China, which also owns the Benelli brand. 2024 Keeway Sixties 300i is a premium alternative to the Vespa SXL and VXL line, and it is the country's most powerful vintage scooter.