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The Piaggio Ape (Italian: [ˈpjaddʒo ˈaːpe]; Italian for 'bee'),^[1][2] is a three-wheeled light commercial vehicle, manufactured and marketed by Piaggio as an adaption of the company's Vespa scooter — in continuous production since its 1948 introduction and offered in numerous body configurations to serve a wide range of utilitarian functions.

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Initially marketed as the VespaCar or TriVespa, Piaggio subsequently marketed the utility vehicle as the Ape — derived from the Italian for bee; ^[1] its scooter marketed as the Vespa, meaning wasp.

History and design[edit]

After World War II, Italians could ill afford personal transportation. In 1947, aircraft designer, Corradino D'Ascanio, conceived a light and simple three-wheeled commercial vehicle, which found favour with Piaggio. The first model was a cabless adaptation of the company's two-wheel scooter, the Vespa, adding two rear wheels and a flat utility bed over the rear axle.

Initial models featured 50 cc,^[4] 125 cc or 150 cc engines and, later, a 175 cc engine. By the time of the 1964 Ape D, a cab was added to protect the driver from the elements.^[5]

With handlebar steering (a steering wheel became a later innovation), the original Ape was designed as a single-seater, able to accommodate two passengers of modest size. A door was provided on each side, to facilitate entry and exit. Performance was modest, suited to light delivery, with good torque for hills and a low top speed. On larger roads, Apes could be driven close to the curb to allow other vehicles to pass.

Usage[edit]

The vehicles come in various configurations such as vans and pickups for load carrying (popular with postal administration in some countries) and as an autorickshaw (Tukxi). More recently Piaggio has offered models such as the Ape Cross Country and the Ape Web aimed at the youth market. The Ape is also commonly used as a promotion tool, with advertising signboards mounted in the load bay.

The Ape is a common in Italy where its compact size allows it to negotiate narrow streets, park easily, and serve as an impromptu market stall.

Most Apes are produced in India by Piaggio India. In India, the Ape is most commonly found in the form of an autorickshaw. A relatively small number of Apes were still made in Italy, but on 16 October 2013, Piaggio announced that Italian production of the Ape would end and construction would move entirely to India.^[6]

Current models[edit]

Currently two model ranges are offered: the 'Ape 50' with a 49.8 cc petrol engine^[7] and the larger 'Ape TM' which comes available with a 218 cc petrol engine or a 422 cc diesel engine.^[8]

The 'Ape 50' can carry 175 to 205 kg (386 to 452 lb) while the 'TM' and 'Classic' can carry 700 to 805 kg (1,543 to 1,775 lb) (depending on version and engine).^[9] Fuel consumption for the current Ape 50 model is about 30 km/l (85 mpg_‑imp; 71 mpg_‑US)^[10][11]

A limited edition named the Calessino was offered with retro styling in an autorickshaw configuration and two colors white and anniversary blue — the design evoking the Ape of the 1950s and 1960s.^[12]

A design modified for racing for the Piaggio Ape has been built. The Piaggio Ape RR (mostly known as the Ape RR) is hand-made with modifications to enable drifting. It has been used in special racing competitions, like the Ape RR Show in San Marino.^[13]

Model history[edit]

• 1948–1952 – Ape A: 125 cc engine, wooden pick up bed, front fork mounted to the left of the wheel hub and column mounted gear lever.
• 1952–1956 – Ape B: similar to the A model but with a 150 cc engine, a pressed steel cargo bed, front fork mounted to the right of the wheel hub and cable operated gear change.
• 1956–1967 – Ape C: Still sporting a 150 cc engine but with a major redesign: the first Ape with an enclosed cab, the engine uses a 5% oil mix and is sited under the driver's seat. It was still manually started, but electric start was optional.
• 1964–1967 – Ape D: 175cc engine. Featured a trapezoidal headlight fitted on the bulkhead rather than the mudguard and an intake valve that allowed the engine to run with a 2% oil mix. The first Ape with cab heater.
• 1965–1973 – Ape E: Identical to the D model but with a 150 cc engine.
• 1968–1978 – Ape MP: MP stood for Motore Posteriore (Rear Engine), the engine was moved from the cab to the rear to improve comfort.
• 1970–1978 – Ape E/400R: 175 cc engine and minor changes.
• 1979–1981 – Ape P: 175 cc, with minor changes.
• 1981–1993 – Ape 500: 175 cc, new front with two headlights on each side.
• 1994–1999 – Ape Web & Ape Cross: 49.8 cc engine, redesigned front and rear headlights, roll-bar.
• since 1982 – Ape TM: 218 cc petrol and 422 cc diesel variants. Available with handlebar or steering-wheel. Maximum speed for the petrol version is 60 km/h, 63 km/h for the diesel version.^[14]
• since 1996 – Ape 50: 49.8 cc, redesign of the headlights incorporating side lights.
• since 1996 – Ape Furgone 50: van version of the Ape 50.
• since 2000 – Ape Cross Country 50: sport-look restyling of preceding Ape 50.
• since 2006 – Ape Classic: built also in India with a Lombardini 422 cc Diesel engine.
• 2007–2009 – Ape Calessino: limited edition models built in Italy by Piaggio with a Lombardini 422 cc Diesel engine (999 in blue produced between 2007 and 2009 then 600 in white produced from 2009) plus an Electric LV zero-emission model (100 in white produced in 2009)
• 2013–present – Ape Calessino 200: a smaller Calessino model with a 200cc petrol engine (currently in ongoing unlimited production)
• 2013–present – Ape Classic 400: a flat bed pick up truck with drop down sides; with a 435cc diesel engine by Grieves, manufactured in India and homologated for the European market; single seat; electric heater as standard.

Special variants[edit]

• 1960–1968 – Ape Pentarò: standard Ape with a semi-trailer.^[15]
• 1993–2005 – Ape Poker: four-wheel version of the Ape TM, with the same engine.

Gallery[edit]

• Ape B with wooden bed

• Ape C

• Ape P501 in profile (with a Vespa as the load)

• Ape Cross Country

• Ape Poker

• Ape 50 used as a garbage truck

• 1977 Apecar LS

• Ape Calessino (2007 model)

See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^ ^ab'Auto Motor Sport - Piaggio Ape 50'. apepiaggio. youtube.com. Retrieved 30 January 2013.
2. ^'Piaggio Ape'. 3wheelers.com. Archived from the original on 2017-08-05. Retrieved 2006-07-16.
3. ^'Piaggio - Motofurgone Ape. Dettaglio Oggetto Digitale'. Sistema Archivistico Nazionale. Retrieved 2018-02-21.
4. ^'Piaggio Ape Commercial Vehicle'. Greencarsite.co.uk. Retrieved 2013-02-17.
5. ^'piaggioape.co.uk'. www.piaggioape.co.uk. Retrieved 2016-06-19.
6. ^'Veicoli commerciali, dopo 65 anni Piaggio sospende la produzione italiana dell'Ape'. www.ilfattoquotidiano.it. 2013-11-01. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
7. ^APE 50 - Panel Van at piaggioape.co.uk, accessed 8 May 2018
8. ^Ape TM 703 - Panel Van at piaggioape.co.uk, accessed 8 May 2018
9. ^'APE brochure'(PDF). piaggiocommercialvehicles.com. Retrieved 30 January 2013.^{[permanent dead link]}
10. ^'Meet the Ape from Piaggio'. irishtrucker.com. Archived from the original on 2013-08-18. Retrieved 30 January 2013.
11. ^'Piaggio Ape: Not quite planet of the Apes'. independent.co.uk. London. 2006-01-10. Retrieved 30 January 2013.
12. ^'Piaggio Ape Calessino - Limited Edition'. Piaggioape.co.uk. 2010-11-02. Retrieved 2013-02-17.
13. ^Latest News regarding Ape Proto Evolutionapeprotoevolution.com, accessed 28 May 2018
14. ^APE TM specifications at piaggioape.co.uk accessed 8 May 2018
15. ^'Curbside Classic: 2002 Piaggio Ape 50 – It's Pronounced Ah-Peh'. curbsideclassic.com. Retrieved 30 January 2013.

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The Piaggio Ape ([ˈpjaddʒo ˈaːpe]; ah-pay;^{[not in citation given]}Italian for bee), sometimes referred to as Ape Piaggio, Apecar, Ape Car or just Ape, is a three-wheeled light commercial vehicle produced since 1948 by Piaggio.

The vehicles come in various configurations such as vans and pickups for load carrying (popular with postal administration in some countries) and an autorickshaw for human transportation (Tukxi). More recently Piaggio have made lifestyle models such as the Ape Cross Country and the Ape Web aimed at the young. The Ape is also commonly used as a promotion tool. Advertising hoardings are mounted in the load bay. The Ape's unusual looks can help draw attention to a brand or business.

The Ape is still not an uncommon sight in Italy where its compact size allows it to negotiate narrow city streets and park virtually anywhere. In small southern villages, it is also often seen at the roadside where the load area is used as an impromptu market stall by farmers.

Most Apes are produced in India by Piaggio India, and a similar vehicle is manufactured by Bajaj Auto. In India the Ape is most commonly found in the form of an autorickshaw. A relatively small number of Apes is still made in Italy. On October 16, 2013, Piaggio announced that the production of Ape would be completely shut down in Italy and entirely moved to India.

Nowadays two model ranges are offered: the 'Ape 50' with a 49.8 cc petrol engine and the larger 'Ape TM' which comes available with a 218 cc petrol engine or a 422 cc diesel engine. The 'Ape 50' can carry 175 to 205 kg (386 to 452 lb) while the 'TM' and 'Classic' can carry 700 to 805 kg (1,543 to 1,775 lb) (depending on version and engine). Fuel consumption for the current Ape 50 model is about 30 km/l (85 mpg_-imp; 71 mpg_-US) A limited edition named the Calessino was made available: this had retro styling and came in an autorickshaw body. The bodywork was close to the Ape of the 1950s and 1960s and was designed to evoke memories of the era of dramatic economic growth in Italy known as Miracolo Economico.

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