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8 models with a review · 17 generations · 1 in production · Italy · Founded 1906

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Lancia models

Lancia in numbers

Most powerful
207 kW (281 PS)
Ypsilon IV
Longest-running model
31 years
Ypsilon · 1995–present
Oldest in our catalog
1922
Lambda

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From the Lancia catalog, no review on 1CARS yet

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  • Eptajota
  • Esadelta
  • Esagamma
  • Esatau
  • Eta-30/50HP
  • Flaminia
  • Gamma (1976)
  • IZM
  • Jolly
  • Jota
  • Lancia Delta-20/30HP
  • LC1
  • LC2
  • Lybra
  • Megagamma
  • Montecarlo
  • Musa
  • Omicron
  • Prisma
  • Pu+Ra HPE
  • Super Jolly
  • Thesis
  • Theta-35HP
  • Trevi
  • Trikappa
  • Y

Timeline

Lancia models, 1900 to now

Every row is a model, every block is a generation and a link. Gaps are real breaks in production, dashed coral lines show which model replaced which.

15 catalog models25 generations1 in production

Zeta1912–1914 · 1 generation
Zeta
Zeta-12/15hp1912 · 1 generation
Zeta-12/15hp
Kappa1919 · 1 generation
Kappa
Lambda1922–1931 · 1 generation
I
E2901941–1947 · 1 generation
E290
D24 Spider Sport1953–1954 · 1 generation
D24 Spider Sport
Flavia1960–1975 · 3 generations
Series 18193
Fulvia1963–1976 · 1 generation
Berlina / Coupé / Sport
Beta1972–1984 · 2 generations
Series 1Series 2
Stratos1973–1978 · 1 generation
Stratos
Delta1979–2014 · 3 generations
831836844
Thema1984–1994 · 3 generations
Series 1Series 2Series 3
Lancia Delta S41985 · 1 generation
Lancia Delta S4
Ypsilon1995–now · 4 generations
840843846IV
Gamma2026 · 1 generation
Gamma
  • Current generation
  • Earlier generation
  • Classic (ended 25+ years ago)
  • Start known, end not in catalog
  • Break in production
  • Replaced by / renamed
  • Founded 1906
  • Model without a page yet
  • Now
  • Second lane = two generations on sale at the same time

All Lancia generations by year

Lancia Beta 1972–1984
  1. Series 1 1972–1975
  2. Series 2 1975–1984
Lancia D24 Spider Sport 1953–1954
Lancia Delta 1979–2014
  1. 831 1979–1994
  2. 836 1993–1999
  3. 844 2008–2014
Lancia Delta S4 1985
Lancia E290 1941–1947
Lancia Flavia 1960–1975
  1. Series 1 1960–1967
  2. 819 1967–1971
  3. 3 1971–1975
Lancia Fulvia 1963–1976
  1. Berlina / Coupé / Sport 1963–1976
Lancia Gamma 2026
Lancia Kappa 1919
Lancia Lambda 1922–1931
  1. I 1922–1931
Lancia Stratos 1973–1978
Lancia Thema 1984–1994
  1. Series 1 1984–1988
  2. Series 2 1988–1992
  3. Series 3 1992–1994
Lancia Ypsilon 1995–now
  1. 840 1995–2003
  2. 843 2003–2011
  3. 846 2011–2024
  4. IV 2024–now
Lancia Zeta 1912–1914
Lancia Zeta-12/15hp 1912

About Lancia

Lancia was founded in Turin in 1906 by the racing driver Vincenzo Lancia. It was known for engineering firsts, such as the Lambda of 1922 with a load-bearing body and independent front suspension, and the Aurelia of 1950 with the first series-production V6 engine.

In rallying, the Fulvia, Stratos, 037 and Delta made Lancia a legend: the Delta HF won six manufacturers' world titles in a row from 1987 to 1992. Lancia became part of Fiat in 1969 and is now a Stellantis brand; a new Ypsilon was launched in 2024.

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This page lists the Lancia models in our catalog with production years; from each one you can go to its generations and individual versions with specifications – engine, power in kW and PS, size, weight and performance. For the full story, read the history of Lancia. To set two cars side by side, use Compare.

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