New Lancia Ypsilon 2024, from the Alfa Mito-style headlights to the Pu+Ra grille

Just yesterday we brought you a photo of the very reliable rendering of the new Lancia Ypsilon 2024, which has already been named “A Little Italian”. Photo concepts have certainly increased in recent times and the reason is simple.

More than a delivery event method, expected February 2024just recently the first spy shots of the new Lancia Ypsilon 2024 have surfaced that have clearly caused graphic designers around the world to go wild.

The last to give him life a very reliable hypothesis of the new city car were the French of car-motorcyclewhich started from the Ypilson twins, it read Peugeot 208 and Opel Corsathen take inspiration from concept Pu+Ra.

In fact, references to the Lancia model are visible, starting with the round rear lights, which reminded many. Alfa Romeo Mito, reach up to new grille which should be the exclusive main part of the next Lancia brand cars, which we remember, there will be two in the coming years: the flagship Gamma, which will be released in 2026, and the long-awaited one. New 100% electric Deltaarriving in 2028.

The measurements of the new Ypsilon will be more than 4 meters, so almost 20 centimeters more than the current model, which instead measures 3.8 meters. Under the hood electric motor of 156 horses, battery of 54 kWh and 400 km freedom in the WLTP cycle, the same was fitted to the Fiat 600e and Jeep Avenger.

Also pay attention tohybrid, what a second Car-Motorcycle should be presented in a double version, 48V with a power of 100 and 136 horses, as well. for expected HF returns which will arrive only later, in 2025, and which will bring 240 horsepower, making the Ypsilon itself one of the baddest little cars around.

The purpose of the new Lancia is to win first of all the hearts of Italians but at the same time of foreigners, given that the company has started a repositioning program in recent months, with the opening of various dealers across Europe, mainly with the aim of selling cars in the Old Continent and then who knows.