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Lancia has released new videos of its 2012 Ypsilon, the posh supermini that made its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show earlier this week alongside the subtly revised Delta and the Chrysler-sourced Thema sedan, Grand Voyager MPV, and Fulvia Saloon and Convertible (the last two shown as concepts).
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- Read All About It: Lancia's Geneva Motor Show Debuts In Detail
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- 2010 Lancia Ypsilon: Artist's Impression Of Next Generation Premium Supermini
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Lancia’s Glitzy Ypsilon Promotional Videos
Lancia has released new videos of its 2012 Ypsilon, the posh supermini that made its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show earlier this week alongside the subtly revised Delta and the Chrysler-sourced Thema sedan, Grand Voyager MPV, and Fulvia Saloon and Convertible (the last two shown as concepts).
The videos clearly link the new Ypsilon to fashion and luxury, essentially building on the image created by the supermini’s predecessors. Although the outgoing Ypsilon was perceived more of a lady’s car, the automaker wants to send the message that its successor targets both hairdressers male and female buyers.
- Lancia’s Geneva Debuts Are The Ypsilon Elefantino '14 And Ypsilon Elle Concept
As you probably know, Lancia’s destiny is to become an Italy-only brand, with the lineup to be reduced to only one model, the Ypsilon. Nevertheless, at the Geneva Motor Show, Lancia will show two models based on its supermini, the Ypsilon Elefantino...
- Iaa 2011: Lancia Displays Its Stars And Stripes In Frankfurt
If anything else, and with a few exceptions such as the Ypsilon supermini, the aging Musa and the Delta compact hatchback, Lancia's range is beginning to look eerily similar to that of the Chrysler brand. At this week's 64th International Auto...
- Lancia Could Sell The Ypsilon And Delta In The U.s., Has No Plans To Revive Hf Integrale Or Fulvia
When announcing the new Ypsilon’s key role in Lancia’s turnaround strategy at a press event Carscoop attended in Turin, Italy, earlier this week, company officials told us that the small car could be sold in the States under the Chrysler...
- Read All About It: Lancia's Geneva Motor Show Debuts In Detail
*The above photo is a Carscoop illustrationWe've been hearing a lot of rumors and speculations for the past few months about Lancia's future product portfolio as well as which of these new models could make their world premiere at the Geneva...
- 2010 Lancia Ypsilon: Artist's Impression Of Next Generation Premium Supermini
According to the Fiat Group's product plan, we're supposed to see the new Lancia Ypsilon making its world debut sometime this year but we wouldn't be at all surprised if the Italians have pushed the launch date of the premium supermini back...