Lancia has officially lifted the curtain on its new all-electric vehicle, known as the Lancia Pu+Ra HPE. As stated in a press release, this car is the first to be “inspired by the world of Italian furniture design”, while presenting a “vision of the future in terms of autonomy, charging time and consumption”.
The car itself has a very striking appearance somewhat reminiscent of iconic vehicles from the brand’s past, but as this is fully electric, the combustion engine has been replaced with ones capable of delivering 100km per 10kWh dump. , which means that the vehicle promises a range of more than 700 km, all with a charging time of just over 10 minutes.
However, the problem with this car is that it is first and foremost a “brand vision for the next 10 years”, which means Lancia’s next lineup won’t include this car, but rather draw inspiration from it. What we do know, however, is that Lancia will launch the New Ypsilon in 2024 as an all-electric or hybrid model, then move into pure electric vehicles from 2026, with a new Delta EV due in 2028.
Although it will probably never hit the market, are you interested in the Lancia Pu+Ra HPE?
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