Lancia are showing us its future design language with this the Pu+Pa HPE concept car.
This car has a hint of Lancia’s past with the iconically styled circular rear lights which are reminiscent of the legendary Stratos…but with a vision well into the future.
The concept car features the new Lancia logo which you can find on the side.
Apparently, this concept car is the first car to be inspired by the world of Italian furniture design with its collaboration with Cassina – a leader in Italian upscale furniture.
Lancia’s plan is to launch a new Ypsilon in 2024 which will be in both hybrid and fully electric and they want to follow this with a new fully electric Delta in 2028.
Lets hope this can be the start of something big!! I believe the world has been missing Lancia’s flamboyant luxury and styling for too long!
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