The Aprilia Mojito 150 was a retro-styled scooter sold by the Italian manufacturer Aprilia as part of the Mojito family. The 150 nameplate appears in Aprilia documentation for the 2003 model year, and Aprilia parts-catalog references continue through 2007, indicating a single production run that began in the early 2000s and ended by the 2007 model year. It was positioned as a lifestyle scooter with a classic, cruiser-inspired look rather than a sport-focused machine, and it appeared in both Custom and Retro interpretations within the Mojito range.
The Mojito name itself was used by Aprilia for a small scooter line that also included 50cc and 125cc versions, but the 150 stood out as the larger-displacement option in the family. In markets where it was offered, it helped define Aprilia’s more fashion-oriented scooter lineup during the mid-2000s, when retro scooters were especially popular. The Mojito 150 did not become a long-running modernized badge with later revivals, and there is no evidence of a second production period for this exact nameplate.