This legendary Italian brand continues to be reborn, and this happens with a car costing less than 25,000 euros, bearing the ECO label.

Lancia is a great brand, especially because of its involvement in rallying. However, years of inactivity – with the exception of the marketing of the previous Ypsilon in Italy – caused many to forget about it. But the Italian house wants to change the situation, and this happens with the new Ypsilon, which promises to cost less than 25,000 euros in Spain..

And today Lancia only sold launch versions of the Cassina., characterized by extensive standard equipment and a number of specific features. But also a fairly high starting price: 28,000 euros for the micro-hybrid and 39,999 euros for the electric one.

However, as expected, Lancia has released more trim options for its only creation. They were called Ypsilon, LX and Edizione Cassina itself.which will eventually disappear in favor of another top-end trim option that will remain fixed.

However, the Ypsilon finish already offers quite complete standard equipment It consists of elements such as 16-inch wheels, full LED headlights, 10.25-inch infotainment screen with connectivity Apple CarPlay and Android Auto10.25-inch digital instrument panel, automatic climate control and rear parking sensors.

The LX trim improves on standard equipment by 17-inch wheels, subtly tinted windows, front and front facing cameras, driving modes and dual USB-C in the rear seats among other things. But at the moment Lancia has not announced a fixed price for either version.

What is known is that they will be available with both a 156 hp electric motor and MHEV 100 hp We will therefore find ourselves in Spain with access to Ypsilon with the ECO label for less than 25,000 euros..