Lancia Ypsilon HF and HF Line, how the sportiest versions in the range look and perform
We tested the HF version of the Ypsilon that brings 280 hp and motorsport-derived performance. Aggressive aesthetics also feature on the HF Line, available in a Mild Hybrid version.
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At the Proving Ground in Balocco, Lancia unveiled the new Ypsilon HF, a 280 bhp electric sports car that will arrive after the summer, and the Ypsilon HF Line (already available), a trim in the range available with a Mild Hybrid engine. Launch prices are just over €39,000 and €22,450 respectively.
The circuit christened 'Pista Lancia HF' right inside Balocco was also presented for the occasion, and the arrival of the Lancia Gamma in 2026 is confirmed, to be followed by the HF version.
The return of the HF elephant
.It was in 1960 when the HF logo was first shown, at the Geneva Motor Show, when a group of passionate owners of Lancia cars founded the 'Lancia Hi-Fi' club (Hi-Fi stands for High-Fidelity), an exclusive club dedicated to the brand's most loyal customers and reserved for those who had bought at least six brand new Lancia cars.
Since 1963, he has been part of the racing team led by Cesare Fiorio, taking on a deep meaning of loyalty and mutual trust between team and crew.
Today, in 2025, the HF elephant returns to the Lancia Ypsilon, taking up that profound meaning and projecting the new model to conquer young fans.

