Lancia unveils new teaser images of the Ypsilon

Lancia has revealed new images of the upcoming Ypsilon, following from the first teaser image which was revealed on 27 November 2023 to mark the brand's 117^th anniversary.

The first of the new images showcases the front of the new vehicle, which looks set to continue to feature the iconic Lancia calice (a design feature present in front of models including the Aurelia and Delta), although here on the Ypsilon it has been reinterpreted for a new electric age and is now comprised of three LED light rays.

The third revealed teaser image of the Ypsilon is said to be part of its S.A.L.A infotainment system

Above this calice sits the new Lancia lettering, finished in stainless steel. The front of the Ypsilon is additionally said to be finished in glossy black in order to better highlight this new lettering, and as a nod to the Lancia Beta Montecarlo.

Lancia has also unveiled an additional image, showcasing the Ypsilon's infotainment system. Called S.A.L.A (short for Sound Air Light Augmentation), the system is said to comprise of a fully customisable widget-based system and will feature two standard high-definition screens, allowing an effortless personalisation of the car's atmosphere. Sala, Italian for 'living room', is promises to simplify the digital experience for Lancia customers and make them feel at home wherever they go.

The new Lancia Ypsilon is set to make its global reveal come February 2024.