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Lancia K

The Lancia K flagship.

Vehicle Overview

The Lancia K was an executive car produced by the Italian automaker Lancia from 1994 to 2001, designed to replace the Lancia Thema as the brand’s flagship model. A blend of Italian craftsmanship and innovative engineering, the K was aimed at providing a luxurious yet practical option for the European market. It was built on the same platform as the Alfa Romeo 166, a sister model, which gave the K a strong foundation for both comfort and performance. The Lancia K was available in a range of body styles, catering to different consumer preferences. The saloon version, designed by I.DE.A. Institute, showcased sleek, modern lines that reflected Lancia’s commitment to sophisticated design. The estate version, produced by Pininfarina, offered a more versatile option with greater luggage capacity, while the oupé version, built by Maggiora, was sporty and elegant, with a design that combined luxury with a dynamic aesthetic. The Lancia K was powered by a range of engines, including both petrol and diesel variants, delivering a balance of performance and efficiency. The saloon and estate versions were particularly popular in Europe, where Lancia had a strong presence, but the Kappa was only available in left-hand drive markets, following Lancia’s exit from right-hand drive markets after the end of Thema production. The Lancia K’s production ended in 2001, when it was succeeded by the Lancia Thesis, which continued Lancia’s legacy of luxury sedans. Despite its relatively short production run, the K was a significant model in Lancia’s history, representing a shift in the brand’s direction and offering a blend of high-end comfort, Italian design, and technical innovation.

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    Ercole Spada
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