Lancia Ypsilon II

The Lancia Ypsilon II represents the second modern generation of the Italian city car, launched in 2011 as the successor to the 2003 Ypsilon. True to its unique market positioning, it combines elegance, compactness and urban refinement, while remaining one of Lancia's last historic models before the brand's relaunch. Officially presented at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2011, this generation marks an important turning point: for the first time, the Ypsilon adopts a 5-door body style, while retaining the appearance of a 3-door thanks to its rear handles concealed in the pillars.

Produced until 2025, the Ypsilon II will remain Lancia's sole model for over a decade, ensuring the brand's commercial survival, particularly in the Italian market where it has long dominated the premium city car segment.

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Price

The price of Lancia Ypsilon II starts from 13,500 €, 15,000 $, £11,500.

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

Technical data

Brand	Lancia
Trade name	Lancia Ypsilon
Code name	846
Segment	Urban
Date of presentation	01/03/2011
Production start year	2011
Year end production	2025
Country of production	Poland
Plant	Stellantis plant in Tychy
Length	3,84 m
Height	1,52 m
Width (with mirrors)	1,68 m

Versions

Ypsilon 5-door - main version
Ypsilon Elefantino - entry-level finish
Ypsilon Gold - elegant finish
Ypsilon Platinum - top-of-the-range finish
Lancia Ypsilon Alberta Ferretti - limited edition
Ypsilon EcoChic - LPG or hybrid versions

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 Fire	69 ea.	102 Nm	FWD	14,5 s	163 km/h	975 kg	14,1
Petrol	0.9 TwinAir	85 hp	145 Nm	FWD	11,9 s	176 km/h	1045 kg	12,3
Diesel	1.3 Multijet	95 hp	200 Nm	FWD	11,4 s	183 km/h	1120 kg	11,8
Petrol	1.0 Hybrid	70 hp	92 Nm	FWD	14,2 s	163 km/h	1055 kg	15,07