Lancia Ypsilon (L21)

The Lancia Ypsilon with internal project code L21 is a segment B hatchback built by Lancia since 2024 at the Stellantis plant in Zaragoza, Spain. It is the first Lancia offered in a series electric version, the first on a former PSA platform and the first Lancia presented since the Stellantis group was formed, and it opens the Lancia Renaissance plan to rebuild a range of upper medium products. It uses the Stellantis CMP platform shared with the Opel Corsa F and Peugeot 208, while its styling draws on the 2023 Pu+Ra HPE concept, with round rear lamps inspired by the Lancia Stratos. It was officially presented on 14 February 2024 in the Cassina limited edition of 1,906 cars, and it is offered with an electric motor, a mild hybrid petrol engine or a petrol engine.