2026 Aveta Vanguard 180 & Vanguard 250 Limited Edition launched in Malaysia – priced from RM9,398
Aveta Motor Malaysia has officially launched two new additions to its adventure‑scooter lineup: the Aveta Vanguard 180 and the Vanguard 250 Limited Edition 2026.
Pricing
- Aveta Vanguard 180 – RM9,398
- Aveta Vanguard 250 Limited Edition – RM17,188
Vanguard 180 Specifications
The adventure scooter is powered by a 174 cc liquid‑cooled engine delivering 18.2 hp at 8,500 rpm and 17.2 Nm at 6,500 rpm.
Power is sent to the rear wheel via a CVT transmission and belt drive.
Suspension consists of a telescopic front fork and twin adjustable gas shocks at the rear.
Braking is handled by disc brakes, featuring a two‑piston front caliper, dual‑channel ABS, and Traction Control (TCS).
Other equipment includes:
- LED headlights & DRLs
- 14‑inch front / 13‑inch rear wheels
- 10.5‑litre fuel tank
- 780 mm seat height
- Smart keyless system
- 7‑inch TFT display
- Front riding camera
- USB Type‑A & Type‑C charging ports
- Adjustable windscreen
- Rear luggage rack
Two colour options are available: Neon Terrain and Gray Sandstone.
Aveta is also offering an Explorer Pack (RM9,698), which adds a custom motorcycle frame guard, an exclusive 46‑litre storage box, and a special Frost White colour scheme.
Vanguard 250 Limited Edition Specifications
Alongside the 180, Aveta Malaysia has introduced the Vanguard 250 Limited Edition, equipped with several exclusive features.
Exclusive equipment includes:
- Sportier handlebar design
- Metal foot pegs
- Special TFT display graphics
- Unique graphic decals
- Individually numbered emblem
Only 688 units of the Vanguard 250 Limited Edition will be produced, each with its own unique serial number.
The Vanguard 250 continues to use a 244.2 cc engine producing 24.8 hp at 8,500 rpm and 22.5 Nm at 6,500 rpm.
Additional equipment includes:
- 37 mm telescopic front fork
- Twin gas rear shock absorbers
- Four‑piston front brake caliper
- Two‑piston rear brake caliper
- 15‑inch front / 14‑inch rear wheels
- Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
Someone who loves driving manual cars but prefers riding an automatic scooter. Maybe it's an age thing.































