Lancia Ypsilon I

The Lancia Ypsilon (2003-2011), also known as the Ypsilon I, is the second modern generation of the Italian city car after the Y (1995-2003). Presented at the 2003 Geneva Motor Show, it continues the brand's DNA, focusing on elegance, personalization and a refined interior for the city car segment.

Based on the Fiat Punto platform, it retains a 3-door body with elegant lines and an interior that can be customized with a wide range of materials and colors. The Ypsilon is aimed primarily at urban customers looking for a chic little car.

Produced until 2011, it was a real success in Europe, particularly in Italy, and helped maintain Lancia's presence in the premium city car segment.

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Price

The price of Lancia Ypsilon I starts from 12,500 €, 14,000 $, £10,500.

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

Technical data

Brand	Lancia
Trade name	Lancia Ypsilon
Code name	843
Segment	Urban
Date of presentation	01/03/2003
Production start year	2003
Year end production	2011
Country of production	Italy
Plant	Stellantis Melfi plant
Length	3,78 m
Height	1,53 m
Width (with mirrors)	1,70 m

Versions

Ypsilon
Ypsilon Argento
Ypsilon Oro
Ypsilon Platino
Ypsilon Sport Momo Design

Motors and performance

Technology	Name	Power	Couple	Transmission	0-100 km/h	Max. speed (km/h)	Tare weight	Power to weight ratio
Petrol	1.2 8v Fire	60 hp	102 Nm	FWD	14,9 s	155 km/h	960 kg	16
Petrol	1.2 8v Fire	69 ea.	102 Nm	FWD	14,5 s	163 km/h	965 kg	13,9
Petrol	1.4 16v Fire	95 hp	128 Nm	FWD	10,9 s	178 km/h	990 kg	10,4
Diesel	1.3 Multijet	70 hp	180 Nm	FWD	12,9 s	165 km/h	1045 kg	14,9
Diesel	1.3 Multijet	90 hp	200 Nm	FWD	11,4 s	177 km/h	1055 kg	11,7