Lancia models

Who is Lancia?

Lancia is an Italian car maker founded in Turin in 1906. The brand has a long association with distinctive design and technical innovation. Its Delta also became a celebrated rally car. Across the models listed here, Lancia offered small cars, family hatchbacks, people carriers and saloons.

Which Lancia models appear?

The Ypsilon is the small car in this line-up and the name with the longest run, from 2010 through 2025. It also has the largest EU registration total. The Musa, a compact people carrier, ran from 2010 to 2018; the Delta, a family hatchback, ran from 2010 to 2016.

The larger models include the Thema saloon and Voyager people carrier, both listed from 2011 to 2016. The Grand Voyager, Phedra and Flavia had shorter runs, while the Thesis saloon appears earlier in the period. Together, these models show a range extending from city cars to family and executive transport.

How did the range develop?

In the early years, Lancia’s line-up included the Ypsilon, Musa and Delta, alongside larger models such as the Thesis and Phedra. The Thema and Voyager joined in 2011, followed by the Flavia and Grand Voyager for shorter runs. The Musa and Delta ended in 2018 and 2016 respectively, while the Ypsilon continued through 2025.

In EU registrations, the Ypsilon recorded 1,474,583 cars across 2010–2025. The Delta followed with 132,348 from 2010–2016, and the Musa with 114,058 from 2010–2018. The Thema recorded 8,985 and the Voyager 26,922, each from 2011–2016.

Electrification and markets

The current Ypsilon is offered as an electric car and with a hybrid powertrain, bringing electrification into Lancia’s latest small car. Its rounded rear lights also draw on the brand’s design history.

The figures discussed here come from European Union registrations and France’s ADEME. When comparing official consumption or emissions figures across markets, keep the test procedures in mind: Europe uses WLTP or, for older results, NEDC; the USA uses EPA ratings, while Canada uses the 5-cycle test.