Matt 5069850
Asfaltkampioen
2026 Lancia Gamma Will Offer A Hybrid Too After Stellantis Changes Course
- Stellantis confirms Lancia Gamma will launch in 2026 with hybrid and electric powertrains.
- Based on the STLA Medium platform, it will be roughly the same size as the BMW 4 Series.
- The new model will be built at Italy’s Melfi plant as part of Stellantis’ €2 billion investment.
It’s been a full year since we last heard any updates about the upcoming Lancia Gamma, but today there’s news, and it signals a slight shift in Stellantis’ plans. While the automaker previously seemed committed to making the Gamma an all-electric model, it now plans to offer hybrid versions as well, reflecting a broader adjustment to its electrification strategy across its brands. Stellantis is leaning on its adaptable STLA platforms to accommodate both EVs and hybrids, giving buyers more options in a market that still favors variety.
The announcement was made on Wednesday during the Stellantis Roundtable, held at the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy (MIMIT). The meeting saw Stellantis commit to €2 billion ($2.1 billion) in investments for Italian production, a move aimed at strengthening its relationship with the Italian government. Stellantis’ European boss, Jean-Philippe Imparato, revealed that the Gamma would include hybrid powertrains to meet evolving market demands.
2026 Lancia Gamma Will Offer A Hybrid Too After Stellantis Changes Course | Carscoops
Lancia plans to unveil new EVs in 2026, and 2028, with the middle child positioned to be a stylish flagship with more than 435 miles of range
www.carscoops.com
