Lancia Gamma, the flagship of the company arriving in 2026, and we are starting to learn the details

Lancia continues its path along the electric mobility route and is preparing several models of this type to become a fully electric brand of quality very soon. We have already seen the Lancia Ypsilon, but two other electric models are coming in a few years, and we are learning several details about them.

The Lancia Gamma aims to be the company’s flagship, and its image will reflect that need. It will be a crossover of considerable size, based on the Pu+Ra Concept, reaching 4.7 metres in length. Its essence comes from the DS 7 second generation, although it will be built on Stellantis’ STLA Medium platform, which offers very suitable possibilities for turning this car into a great model.

This vehicle will be manufactured at the Italian Melfi plant, where the DS 7 will also be built. A hint that they will share much more than might be expected at first. It will be a D-segment SUV, but with a fastback configuration, which will allow it to have a drag coefficient better than what this type of crossover usually offers.

This platform was created to accommodate an electric drivetrain, although it can be adapted to use a combustion engine drivetrain. That said, in this case no versions of the Gamma with this type of engine are contemplated, and all will be electric.

The Lancia Gamma revives one of the brand’s classic names, just like the new Ypsilon and the future Lancia Delta. We do not yet have any details about the latter. Everything about this third recovered Lancia model will come later, hopefully together with more information on the Lancia Gamma.