Lancia has now presented its new concept, which is an electric car called the Pu+Ra HPE. Design-wise, they claim that this is the first car inspired by Italian furniture design. The lines are said to hint at what is to come in the future while incorporating some past details. There is inspiration from classic models such as the Stratos, Beta, and Flaminia.
Lancia’s first production electric car will be the new Ypsilon, which will be launched next year, and a new electric Delta will be launched in 2028. The concept car uses the motor, battery pack, suspension, and brakes that the next Ypsilon will have. The goal for range is 700 km on a single charge, 0-100% charge in just over ten minutes, and the car should consume less than 10 kWh per 100 kilometers.
A new feature on the technology side is S.A.L.A. (Sound Air Light Augmentation), which should help make the experience in the car personal. The music, air conditioning, and lighting can be controlled with just one touch, and everything should be based on the mood and habits of those in the car. It’s a bit vague, but apparently it will be launched in the Ypsilon.
