Lancia - Ypsilon (2021)

Discover the Lancia Y Ypsilon: Where Style Meets Value in 2021 and Beyond

The Lancia Ypsilon stands out as a refined, compact city car that has evolved steadily since its launch in 2013. In 2021, the model received a facelift that refreshed its exterior lines and upgraded its tech suite, making it a tempting option for urban drivers who value both aesthetic appeal and practical performance. Whether you’re researching the Lancia Ypsilon price, the Lancia Ypsilon 2021 price, or wondering what is a 2021 Lancia Ypsilon worth, this guide provides the context and data you need to make an informed decision.

• Engine: 1.0‑liter or 1.6‑liter petrol, 60‑90 hp depending on trim
• Transmission: Standard 5‑speed manual; optional 6‑speed automatic in newer trims
• Fuel type: Gasoline (Petrol), 95 RON
• Dimensions: Overall length 3,637 mm; wheelbase 2,450 mm; width 1,624 mm; height 1,470 mm
• Boot capacity: 298 litres with rear seats up; 1,198 litres with rear seats folded
• Interior features: Digital instrument cluster, 6‑inch touchscreen display, Bluetooth, USB‑C ports, dual‑zone climate control
• Safety: 6‑point seatbelt system, ABS with EBD, ESP, child‑seat anchor points, airbags (front and side), parking sensors front and rear
• Efficiency: Estimated fuel consumption: 5.5 L/100 km city / 4.5 L/100 km motorway (varies by drive style)
• Warranty: 3 years or 100,000 km (or both), subject to dealer policy

Owners and prospective buyers often ask, “How does the Lancia Ypsilon depreciation curve compare to other city cars?” Understanding depreciation is essential for assessing total cost of ownership. Below, we break down realistic figures.

Typical autos experience a 15‑20% drop in market value during their first year, with a 50‑60% decline over the first five years. Here’s a quick snapshot for the Lancia Ypsilon:

• Year 0 (new): 100 % of retail value
• Year 1: United range 15‑20% depreciation, leaving 80‑85 % of the original price
• Year 3: Average 30‑35% total loss, so the vehicle retains around 65‑70 % of its launch price
• Year 5: Depreciated approximately 50‑55%, i.e., still worth close to half of the purchase price

These estimates are industry averages and may vary based on mileage, condition, aftermarket accessories, and the specific market zone. For a used Lancia Ypsilon price, you’ll typically find a mid‑uses (2‑3 years) model commanding around 70‑75 % of its original retail value in euro‑speaking countries.

When projecting the Lancia Ypsilon price against similar models, several key points emerge:

• Volkswagen Polo – Slightly larger wheels, but a higher purchase price and lower fuel economy. The Ypsilon offers a more luxurious interior at a comparable price range.

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