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A 1970 Lancia Fulvia Coupè Rallye 1.3 S wins the 25th edition of the Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique.
Fulvia is one of Lancia iconic vehicles that inspired the design of the brand future vehicles.

Rétromobile, the oldest classic car show in Europe, will be taking place for the 47^th time from February 1^st to 5^th, 2023.

Of the more than 600 exhibitors, the Stellantis stand is a highlight, proudly displaying four vintage gems: the Alfa Romeo S.Z. (1989) and Alfa Romeo 1900 Super Sprint (1956), the Lancia Rally 037 (1982), and the Fiat-Abarth 850 TC (1964).

The Lancia Delta S4 forming part of the historical collection at Stellantis Heritage excels in the “Youngtimer” category of the prestigious "Ruoteclassiche – Best in Classic" Awards. Every year, these prizes celebrate people, organizations, associations, events and classic vehicles that have contributed to the growth of the vintage motoring sector

Stellantis Heritage has selected the 12^th Milano AutoClassica motor show to present a one-off model with unique features, the Abarth Classiche 500 Record Monza ’58

The prestigious car was built by the Heritage team on the basis of a 1970 Fiat 500, using specific aesthetic and mechanical treatments. It is presented in Milan to celebrate the centenary of the Autodromo di Monza, a circuit where Abarth cars set countless international records

Today, Lancia is starting its path towards the Lancia Design Day on November 28^th: a journey from the past to the future in which the brand will describe the design elements which inspired the three new models of the future.

Through eclecticism, elegance and grit, this journey will discover the origin of the elegant design and timeless Italian beauty that led the Brand to define itself “Progressive Classic”.

Over three decades after its first appearance, the Padua Classic Car and Motorcycle Show is rightfully considered one of the major European events in the sector. The Stellantis Heritage department is playing a leading role in the event, with a world-class stand
Six prestigious classic cars will be on display, in a layout designed specifically for the occasion: Abarth 750 Record (1956), Abarth 1000 SP (1966), Alfa Romeo Alfetta (1974), Alfa Romeo S.Z. (1989), Lancia Aurelia B20 GT (1951) and Lancia Delta HF Integrale (1994)

Today marks the official opening to the public of ticket sales for the Heritage Hub, the exhibition space created to celebrate and tell the story of three great Turin car brands: Fiat, Lancia and Abarth

The Heritage Hub covers an area of about 15,000 m² within the Mirafiori complex, housing around 250 cars from the three brands as well as a significant number of Alfa Romeo, Autobianchi and Jeep models

The exhibition space will be open for guided tours and bookings for private or corporate events

A priceless historical heritage is thus revealed, as a testament to an adventure embarked on over 120 years ago. The spotlight shines on a multifunctional space and on a team of specialists who can offer a wide range of qualified services in the field of classic cars

The Monza Circuit is turning 100 and is celebrating this milestone at the 88^th Italian Grand Prix, due to be run on Sunday, September 11^th
The ceremonies planned include the conferral of an award on the FIAT brand, which won the first Grand Prix contested at the circuit on September 10^th, 1922, with the legendary 6-cylinder FIAT 804 driven by Pietro Bordino

From September 7^th to 11^th, the open-air Autolook Week event in central Turin brings together the best of Formula One, rallying, Endurance and MotoGP
Organized for the centenary celebrations of the Monza circuit, the event will witness the participation of over 50 iconic sports cars and motorcycles, including two monarchs of rallying: the FIAT 131 Abarth Rally Gr. 4 (1977) and the Lancia Delta HF Integrale Gr. A (1992)

The 40^th edition of the most beautiful race in the world is over, having once again demonstrated the unbreakable bond between the “Freccia Rossa” (“Red Arrow”) and the brand that continues to perpetuate its legend.
The Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 SS Zagato, driven by a crew consisting of Andrea Vesco and Fabio Salvinelli, from Villa Trasqua team, took the top of the podium.

The 40^th edition of the “most beautiful race in the world” sets off a few hours from now, on its traditional Brescia-Rome-Brescia route. Three models from the vintage Alfa Romeo collection will be on the starting grid: the 6C 1500 Super Sport (1928), the 1900 Sport Spider (1954), and the 1900 Sport Spider (1956).
These rarities form part of the priceless collection at the Stellantis Heritage department, tasked with preserving and leveraging classic models from the Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Lancia and Abarth brands.
To follow the three vintage cars, the Alfa Romeo Tonale will also be on show. This recently launched new model marks the Biscione brand’s metamorphosis and its evolution towards alternative forms of propulsion.

The Presidential Lancia Flaminia led the June 2^nd celebrations, escorting the President of the Italian Republic.
The Presidential Lancia Flaminia passed through some of the most iconic sites of Rome, including the Colosseum, Via dei Fori Imperiali and Piazza Venezia.
With more than 60 years of history, the Presidential Lancia Flaminia has become an ambassador of Italy around the world.

From April 28^th to May 1^st, Lingotto Fiere in Turin will host the 39^th edition of Automotoretrò, the traditional show event focused on vintage motoring

Not to be missed among more than 1,200 exhibitors, the Stellantis Heritage department leverages the historical legacy of the Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Lancia and Abarth brands. Its stand is wide-ranging, with four very different cars brought together by their 50^th anniversary (1972-2022) and their red bodywork

YES-Europe (“Young leaders in Energy and Sustainability”), an international student NGO looking into issues related to energy and sustainability, held its annual conference at the Stellantis Heritage Hub, Turin on April 22^nd and 23^rd.
Around 200 students met with managers of Stellantis and other partners, including the Polytechnic University of Turin, IREN, Compile, Power Reply, Bosch, CDI, NHOA and Intesa Sanpaolo, to analyze and propose solutions for the issues of renewable and sustainable energy sources.
Stellantis was host and main partner of the event organized by PoliENERGY, a non-profit student association at the Polytechnic University of Turin, held at the Heritage Hub that specially reopened its doors to university students after the Visionary Days event in November 2019.
The event forms part of the Academy plan at the Stellantis e-Mobility Business Unit, in which over 13,000 European students have been involved in only two years.

Alfa Romeo 1900C Super Sprint wins again the category "Classic Coupés".
Dream Car of the 1950s is the clear favourite of Motor Klassik readers with a 30.8 percent share of the vote.
Chassis of the Afa Romeo 1900 served renowned designers such as Pininfarina, Touring, Zagato, Bertone, Vignale and Ghia as the basis for breathtaking coupés.

The Quirinal Palace was the setting for a double celebration for the Lancia brand.

The biggest Italian motor show in the industry is underway, for enthusiasts and collectors to relive the past of the world of engines and admire the latest models from the most famous automakers.

The 17^th-century Villa del Grumello in Como is hosting the 2^nd edition of the exhibition that brings together passion for automobiles and the exclusivity of Made in Italy, in terms of culture and lifestyle.

In chapter 2 of the documentary series on the 115 years of Lancia history – entitled “A brand and its unique identity” – Luca Napolitano, CEO of the Lancia brand, and Roberto Giolito, Head of Heritage Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Lancia and Abarth brands, talk about the evolution of the logo and the origin of the names of Lancia’s iconic cars.

Until January 2^nd, 2022, The Museum of Modern Art in New York presents Automania, an exhibition focusing on the social, urban and environmental transformations brought about by the advent of the automobile in the 20^th century.