The Lancia Ypsilon HF Line marks the return of the HF brand within the Lancia range, featuring a sporty electric version exceeding 280 hp, and a new configuration catering to those desiring a more aggressive aesthetic without sacrificing comfort. This model is powered by Stellantis' well-established mild hybrid technology. The HF Line serves as an image variant available in both mild hybrid with 110 hp and electric with 156 hp, retaining the technical setup of other configurations. The clear goal is to provide a Ypsilon that appears more sporty while being accommodating and relaxed in driving experience, with prices starting at €28,200.

In terms of design, the Ypsilon HF Line adopts many distinguishing features from the more powerful HF variant but does so in a less extreme way. The front grille is emphasized, made larger and finished in anthracite color, and other design elements have been refined to enhance the model's sporty appeal. The Ypsilon HF Line not only aims to attract those seeking a stylish vehicle but also caters to practical drivers who value comfort alongside visual appeal.

The introduction of this model could have significant implications for the Lancia brand, especially in a market increasingly focused on both performance and sustainability. With the slight shift towards a sportier aesthetic that does not compromise on comfort and efficiency, Lancia seems poised to appeal to a broader audience, potentially reviving interest in the brand and contributing to its resurgence in the highly competitive compact car segment.