Lancia will only have a new model by 2030 and it's not Delta's return

Lanchored in the late 1970s, the Lancia Delta is one of the great classics of the Italian brand currently under the auspices of the Stellantis group. However, it was discontinued after 2014.

A few years ago, was announced his return until 2028, but there will have been “reverse march”. The account of X (formerly Twitter) Tango Down, a specialist in the automotive sector, recently released images of Stellantis' alleged internal presentation of the new models by 2030.

In Lancia, only a new model appears: Gamma. The luxury compact crossover SUV was presented last May, less than two months ago, having its launch on the market this year. It will be hybrid and 100 percent electric, sitting on the STA Medium platform.

It should be noted that the current range of Lancia includes only the Ypsilon – which is even the model that serves as the basis for the Rally2 car with which the brand returned to the rally.

The revitalization of Lancia in recent years also predicted Aurelia's return as a 100 percent electric model in 2026 – something that has not materialized, although Gamma will emerge.

Alfa Romeo Giulia ve Stelvio’nun beklenen yeni kasaları da iptal. Yerlerine muhtemelen 2030 comic book STLA Large üstünde başka araçlar gelecek. Milyar dollar harcanan Giorgio plaformuna ne olacağı belirsiz. https://t.co/zagLvVdyo9 pic.twitter. with/YHZUthWlek

— Tango Down (@Tangocharliejui) July 14, 2026