
- Lancia celebrates the return of its little red elephant and the HF logo, two icons of sportiness and passion, bringing them back to the road and rallies for a new era of excitement.
- The two symbols feature on both the new high-performance versions of the new Ypsilon—280-hp electric HF and HF line—and the racing versions—Rally 4 HF and HF Racing.
- The new HF logo is a contemporary reinterpretation of the original emblem, combining historical forms, authentic colors, and a pared-down design.
- The Ypsilon Rally4 HF marks Lancia’s return to rallying, with a vehicle developed in collaboration with champion Miki Biasion. Alongside it, the Ypsilon HF Racing serves as a gateway into racing without compromising performance and safety.
- The Ypsilon HF is Lancia’s new fully electric 280-hp halo car, with lowered suspension and exhilarating performance (accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.6 seconds), while the Ypsilon HF Line ensures pure and balanced thrills in everyday driving.
- In 1965, the elegant and sporty Fulvia Coupé made its debut, becoming the first Lancia to bear the HF logo just one year later.
- Founded in 1963 by Cesare Fiorio, the legendary Squadra Corse HF—sporting the four famous little red elephants during races—dominated the rally world for two decades, first with the Fulvia Coupé HF and later with the Stratos, Rally 037, Delta S4, and various evolutions of the Delta Gruppo A.

