Lancia Ypsilon 2024: B-side inspired by rallies

Less and less missing… – To see it from clash to clash and without a veil, we will have to wait until February 14, when it will be shown in Milan. But now, onto the new Lancia YpsilonBetween the clues leaked across the web and those provided by the house while waiting, there's enough to get a more than clear idea about… Typical look Which is preparing to open a new chapter in the history of the Torino brand.

CEO's words – The fourth image released by the house which comes after that table in the cockpit (here News), from the front (here News) and multimedia system (here News) shows Ass from Lancia Ypsilon 2024. Part of the car, in the words of the brand's CEO, Luca Napolitano, “reflects our new design language, pure and radical”, with the “icon Headlights Drove Round background Which recalls the triumphant Lancia Stratos and frames the Lancia writing in a perfect dialogue between purity and extremes also thanks to the Epsilon writing underneath.”

Racing, a history full of emotions – If the “cup” grille dominates the front, its three bars, when illuminated, will make the car stand out Lancia Ypsilon It is recognizable even at night, and in the rear area the designers decided to follow the racing trend, a theme very dear to the Turin company and many of its enthusiasts.

He pays tribute to Stratus and himself – Round headlights, Tribute to Lancia Racing With the Ferrari engine that dominated rallying in the 1970s, revolutionizing it forever, they lifted the veil on the sporting spirit of the brand, which for many seasons had stood tall in the Olympus of major race car manufacturers, and dominated the racing scene. Motorsport with racing cars that have become legendary such as the Fulvia, Stratos, 037, Delta S4 and Integrale. And also in It says “Yepsilun”inspired in its style by the great Lancias of the past such as the Flaminia, Flavia and Fulvia, a reference to the model name, which entered the Turin company's lexicon twenty years ago, are found in the horizontal Y-shaped illuminated elements in the taillights.