Ypsilon Elefantino 2014 Collection launched

Lancia has unveiled the Ypsilon Elefantino 2014 Collection in Milan. The brand’s latest ‘Special Series’ model, it has been created to appeal to a younger, more fashion-conscious clientele.

The theme adopted for this trendy version of the Ypsilon supermini is ‘customisation expressed through colour’. Helping fulfil that brief is a choice of ten paint shades, including the exclusive Zaffiro Blue metallic, Carrara Grey pastel and Kaki Grey metallic.

Lancia Ypsilon Elefantino 2014 Collection (2014) Front Side

To complete the look Coconut (white), Watermelon (red) or Lime (yes, lime) accents can be applied to the wheel centres, door mirror caps, badges and upholstery stitching. Graphics packs are also available.

On the inside, the seats are covered with grey, black and white fabric and they feature a prominent embroidered ‘Y’ logo. The dashboard and door trims can be specified in either gloss black or matte grey.

Powering the Ypsilon Elefantino 2014 Collection is the usual selection of diesel, bi-fuel and petrol engines.

Lancia Ypsilon Elefantino 2014 Collection (2014) InteriorLancia Ypsilon Elefantino 2014 Collection (2014) Rear Side

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