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From October 23 to 26, Stellantis Heritage will be among the highlights of Auto e Moto d’Epoca, the prestigious showcase dedicated to the world of historic cars, presenting three extraordinary models that embody the concepts of Vision, Velocity, and Victory.

From the Lancia Flaminia Loraymo, the true queen of the event, to the successes of Lancia, FIAT-Abarth and Maserati, a cascade of awards celebrates the heritage of Made in Italy

With a dedicated ceremony at the test track of the Alfa Romeo Historical Museum in Arese, Stellantis Heritage celebrated the handover of the “Giallo Ocra” car, the first of three unique Alfa Romeo 4C Collezione GT “Nicola Larini” models.

On Sunday, September 28, the village of Revigliasco Torinese will host the fourth edition of the renowned international festival, which this year officially enters the FIVA Premiere Event calendar.

In the autumn of 1985, the Lancia Delta S4 makes its debut in the World Rally Championship, with a legendary victory at the RAC Rally in Great Britain thanks to Toivonen and Wilson, but its competitive baptism had occurred in July at the Rally Colline di Romagna, where Alen and Kivimaki dominated with a lead of around 9 minutes.

On the 120th anniversary of the birth of renowned FIAT designer Dante Giacosa, Stellantis Heritage inaugurates a temporary exhibition retracing his most important technical innovations. The exhibition is hosted at the Heritage Hub and will be open to visitors until September 2025, with tickets available at the following link.

Team Villa Trasqua’s 1929 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Super Sport, driven by the duo of Vesco-Salvinelli, claimed the top podium spot at the Red Arrow historical re-enactment.

The seventh edition of the memorial honoring the legendary FIAT designer will take place from June 14^th to 15^th in Neive, Italy, commemorating the 120^th anniversary of his birth and the 70^th anniversary of the iconic Fiat 600.

Everything is set for the 43^rd edition of the “most beautiful race in the world”. From June 17^th to 21^st, 400 classic cars will compete on the traditional Brescia-Rome-Brescia itinerary, which this year will follow a “figure-eight” route inspired by the first 12 editions of the 1000 Miglia speed race.

Today, the President of the Italian Republic Sergio Mattarella opened the procession to celebrate the Festa della Repubblica, aboard the Presidential Lancia Flaminia.

Its natural successor is the New Gamma, which will be produced at the iconic Melfi plant starting in 2026, in both electric and hybrid versions, embodying exclusivity, sustainability, and technological innovation.

• Introducing the Abarth 695 Club Italia: the eight-model special series made exclusively for members of the prestigious club founded in 1985 to preserve the creative legacy of Italian automobiles.
• The Abarth 695 Club Italia vehicles are part of the “Reloaded by Creators” program which, for the very first time, has produced collector’s models by customizing cars from a final production run of combustion-engine vehicles.
• Featuring fine materials and exclusive details, the Abarth 695 Club Italia showcases the craftsmanship of the Officine Classiche team with a two-tone livery and bespoke interiors which pay homage to the club’s identity.

From May 24 to 25, in the magnificent setting of Lake Como, one of the most prestigious vintage motoring events in Italy – where Alfa Romeo is a Partner – will be taking to the stage.

The theme of the 2025 FuoriConcorso is “Velocissimo – Italian Race Cars,” an evocative tribute to the most representative racing cars that have made motorsport history.

A sports car disguised as a hatchback: in 1985 the Uno Turbo i.e. brought turbo to the B segment, taking on fierce competition with its refined technology, exhilarating performance, and unconventional style.

The first series (1985–1989) featured a 105-hp 1.3 engine, Bosch electronic fuel injection, Magneti Marelli electronic ignition, and just 845 kg of weight to guarantee an authentic sporty experience, reaching a top speed of 200 km/h and going from 0 to 100 in 8.3 seconds.

Presented on April 20^th, 1955 at the Turin Motor Show, the Giulietta Berlina marked Alfa Romeo’s definitive transition from custom to industrial production, bringing style and sporting technology to Italians’ everyday lives.

With over 130,000 models produced between 1955 and 1964, the Giulietta Berlina redefined the concept of the mid-size car, essentially creating the premium and high-performance category.

Equipped with cutting-edge solutions for the time, including a 1290 cc, twin-camshaft aluminum engine, the Giulietta was the first mass-produced saloon with these mechanical features and characteristics.

An Italian pop-culture icon, the Giulietta made cameos in cult films such as Dino Risi’s Opiate ’67, appeared on the first cover of Quattroruote magazine in February 1965, and was celebrated by huge stars like Giulietta Masina.

The winning poster has been announced in the contest for the event’s official image: the Lancia Flaminia Loraymo (1960), the icon designed by Raymond Loewy, becomes the symbol of the Festival Car Concorso d’Eleganza.

The thrilling event for car and motorcycle enthusiasts will take place from April 4^th to 6^th at the Lingotto Fiere in Turin with a mix of classic cars, supercars, and technological innovations, as well as test drives, drift exhibitions, and breathtaking shows held outside the exhibition space.

Stellantis Heritage, the department dedicated to preserving and promoting the invaluable heritage of the Group’s Italian car brands, will be there with the presentation of four iconic vehicles which are usually on display at the Heritage Hub: the Fiat 500 Coupé Zagato, the Abarth 124 Rally, the Lancia Delta S4 Stradale, and the “experimental” Alfa Romeo 182.

Stellantis Heritage is offering a special 20% discount on the price of a ticket to the Heritage Hub (from April 6^th to May 5^th, 2025) to all of those who visit the Auto Moto Turin Show (AMTS).

The Lancia Ypsilon celebrates four decades, establishing its legacy as a European automotive icon thanks to its distinctive style and ability to stay ahead of the curve.

Now underway at the world-renowned Autoworld Museum in Brussels, the "Rally Legends - From Dust to Glory" special exhibition tells the story of the World Rally Championship and stars legendary Group-B cars, including two Lancia icons from the Stellantis Heritage collection which are usually on display at the Heritage Hub in Mirafiori.

Everything is set for the fifth edition of the Rally Racing Meeting, the high-octane event hosted in the halls of the Vicenza Expo Center and organized by two-time World Rally Champion Miki Biasion.

The spotlight will be on the brand-new showcase of Lancia vehicles which have been in competition since 1920, including four rarely seen models which belong to Stellantis Heritage’s Heritage Hub: the 1974 Lancia Stratos HF “Alitalia”, the Lancia D50 F.1 (1954), the Lancia D25 (1954), and the Lancia ECV2 (1988).

The bold Ypsilon Rally 4 HF, the powerful 280-hp Ypsilon HF, and the refined Ypsilon LX will be on display at the Lancia stand.

In 2024, the Heritage Hub welcomed more than 12,000 visitors, registering a 10% increase compared to 2023 and consolidating its position as an international reference point for automotive culture.