Lancia Ypsilon is trying to write a new chapter in the history of the Italian brand with a deeply updated model that embodies the essence of design, technology and comfort. This new version is not just an update, but a real revolution that lays the foundations for relaunch of the brand in the European premium segment.
The new Ypsilon has grown in size, reaching 408 cm in length. 24 more than the previous version. The car also gained 176 cm and 144 cm in width and height, respectively. These changes make the Ypsilon more spacious and impressive, while maintaining an elegant and distinctive appearance. Let’s find out what other features it has, with its engine lineup and what the future holds.
The front is characterized by three thin LED strips arranged in a T shapewhich are stylized to resemble the historic mask of the house. The hexagonal headlights located below give the Ypsilon a new and modern look. The side profile is highlighted by a glossy black strip connecting the windows to the rear window, including the tailgate handle. This detail, together with the round headlights connected by a protruding element, gives the car a sporty and modern look.
The interior of the new Ypsilon is a combination of luxury, technology and sustainability. The seats are covered in velvet made from recycled materials, a tribute to Italian craftsmanship with an eye on the future. Amaranth red is available as an option. In the LX version this adds a touch of exclusivityIn addition, the front seats can be equipped with a massage function, which will turn every trip into a relaxing experience.
The dashboard has been completely redesigned: a horizontal shelf has appeared on which the two dual 10.25-inch displays. One is dedicated to the dashboard, and the other to the multimedia system, full of functions and intuitive to use. Practicality is guaranteed by the presence of numerous storage compartments, including an innovative central “table” that not only functions as a wireless charger for smartphones, but also allows you to place a tablet in a vertical position.
The new Lancia Ypsilon is offered with two enginescapable of satisfying a wide range of needs. Version Ipetrol rim (MHEV) It is equipped with a 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine that produces 101 hp and a maximum torque of 205 Nm. The maximum speed is 190 km/h, and the average consumption is 4.6 l/100 km.
Starting price is 24,900 euroswhich includes a host of standard equipment including ISOFIX mounts, a crash alarm system, a smart key, automatic climate control and rear parking sensors. For those looking for something more, LX version Adds anti-glare interior rearview mirror, rear blind spot radar, tinted rear windows and alloy wheels, at a price of 27,900 euros. Cassina, limited edition, from 28,000 eurostakes luxury to a new level with blue velvet seats with cannelloni texture, electric driver’s seat adjustment and an exterior design developed in collaboration with Cassina.
For those looking to the future of mobility, Ypsilon also offers fully electric version. With a 156 hp engine and a 48 kWh battery, this version guarantees a range of 403 km and an average consumption of 14.3 kWh/100 km. Starting price 34,900 euros.which rises to 37,900 euros for the LX version and 39,500 euros for the Cassina Limited Edition.
In 2025, Lancia will revive the iconic HF acronym with the launch of a high-performance version, the Ypsilon. The Ypsilon HF will be powered by a 280hp electric motor.capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 5.8 seconds. This model will feature a muscular design with widened tracks and a lowered stance, inspired by glorious models of the past.
For rally fans, this will happen too. The Ypsilon Rally 4 HF, equipped with a 1.2 turbocharged petrol engine producing over 200 hp and a manual gearbox, is designed for participation in rally competitions. This version represents a return to the brand’s sporting rootswith high performance and aggressive design.
New Upsilon it’s not just a car, but the first step in an ambitious plan to relaunch the Lancia brand. In 2026, the brand will introduce a new electric crossover called Range, followed by a return in 2028 legendary Deltawhich will be available exclusively in electric versionThese new models will strengthen Lancia’s presence in the premium electric vehicle market, marking a new era for the brand.
Source: HD Motori
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