What kind of car was the Chrysler Delta?
The Chrysler Delta was a five-door family hatchback sold in Europe. It brought an Italian-designed model into Chrysler’s European range during the period when Chrysler and Lancia models shared branding. The Delta carried a Chrysler badge in the UK and was sold as a Lancia in other European markets.
Its long-roof shape gave the hatchback a distinctive profile. The model added a compact family car to Chrysler’s European range.
Generation and engines
The Chrysler-badged Delta corresponds to generation III, type 844, listed from 2011 to 2014. This was the sole generation recorded under the Chrysler Delta name.
Its listed European engines ranged from 1.4 L to 2.0 L, with petrol and diesel options. Power ranged from 88 kW (120 PS) to 121 kW (165 PS). The most registered combinations included the 1.6 L diesel at 88 kW (120 PS) and the 1.4 L petrol at 103 kW (140 PS).
Where was the Delta sold?
The Chrysler Delta was sold in European markets, including the UK and France. EU registration figures cover 2011–2014 and record 1,870 registrations. The Delta name was also used by Lancia.
Fuel consumption and CO₂
No fuel-consumption or CO₂ figures are listed for the Chrysler Delta. European test procedures have included WLTP and NEDC, which produce results that are not directly interchangeable.
Questions and answers
What type of car was the Chrysler Delta?
It was a five-door family hatchback sold in Europe.
When was the Chrysler Delta sold?
The Chrysler-badged generation III, type 844, is listed from 2011 to 2014.
What engines and power were available?
Listed engines ranged from 1.4 L to 2.0 L, with petrol and diesel options and power from 88 kW (120 PS) to 121 kW (165 PS).
Where was the Chrysler Delta sold?
It was sold in European markets including the UK and France. EU registration figures cover 2011–2014.