Lancia, debuting the HF electric Ypsilon and the Gamma saloon

The marque continues its electric race with the Ypsilon in an HF version, an acronym that evokes the lineage of so many victorious Lancias of the past and which will also produce a trophy in rallying. The HF is based on the architecture of the Abarth 600e and Alfa Romeo Junior Veloce, so it is powered by a twin-engine system that also originates all-wheel drive. Later this year, production will begin in Melfi of the second car of Lancia's new era: the Gamma saloon based on the Stla Medium architecture, which will have both plug-in and full-electric hybrid engines.