Lancia Trevi

The Lancia Trevi is a compact sedan produced between 1980 and 1984, derived directly from the Lancia Beta. Its name derives from the Italian expression Tre Volumi (three volumes), in reference to its three-body body.

Presented at the Turin Motor Show in 1980, the Trevi takes its technical base from the Beta, while offering a more classic silhouette. It is distinguished above all by its original interior, including a dashboard nicknamed “a formicaio” (honeycomb), with numerous circular elements.

In 1982, the range evolved with the introduction of the Trevi VX, equipped with a volumetric compressor, a rare technology at the time. The Trevi had a short career, being indirectly replaced by the Lancia Prisma.

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Price

The price of Lancia Trevi starts from 13,000 €, 15,000 $, £11,000.

All prices in the table below are shown "from" without options.

Technical data

Brand	Lancia
Trade name	Lancia Trevi
Code name	828
Segment	Sedan
Date of presentation	21/05/1980
Production start year	1980
Year end production	1984
Country of production	Italy
Plant	Lancia Chivasso plant
Length	4,35 m
Height	1,40 m
Width (with mirrors)	1,70 m

Versions

Trevi 1.6
Trevi 2.0
Trevi VX (compressor)

Motors and performance

Technology	Name	Power	Couple	Transmission	0-100 km/h	Max. speed (km/h)	Tare weight	Power to weight ratio
Petrol	1.6	100 hp	140 Nm	FWD	11,5 s	175 km/h	1100 kg	11
Petrol	2.0	122 hp	170 Nm	FWD	10 s	185 km/h	1150 kg	9,4
Petrol	2.0 VX	135 hp	206 Nm	FWD	9 s	190 km/h	1180 kg	8,7