Models Lancia

The Italian manufacturer Lancia was founded in 1906 by Vincenzo Lancia . Since 1969, it has been part of the Fiat Group. Its history in the automotive sector is linked to the numerous successes it achieved in the world of rallying with iconic models like the Delta. Its premium market positioning in recent years has been closely tied to the world of fashion.

For the past two decades, Lancia's global sales have steadily declined, leading Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) executives to decide to discontinue the brand. The last five years have been marked by the sale of Chrysler models rebranded as Lancias. This strategy has failed to improve Lancia's sales, and its complete disappearance is linked to the cessation of production of the Ypsilon city car (which is only sold in Italy).

Lancia vehicles are no longer sold in Spain today. The Ypsilon is an urban that is based on the platform that gives life to the Fiat 500. Its mechanical range is made up of gasoline and diesel blocks with powers ranging from 69 hp to 95 hp. The interior and exterior design of the Ypsilon has been characterized by its elegance and quality. Its technological and security equipment is in the average of its segment, making it a model to take into account if we still find units available.
History of Lancia
Lancia is one of the brands belonging to the Fiat Group. Today we can say that it is the luxury brand of Fiat, but years ago, along with Alfa Romeo, many praised sports cars proudly wore the Lancia badge on the front. Some cases are Fulvia, the Stratos, the 032 or the Delta they had a lot of repercussion and success in rallies, but from the 90s Lancia lost part of that sporting essence, orienting itself more towards luxury and elegance. As of 2012 Lancia has become the european chrysler, highlighting many American models such as the Voyager or the 300C.