The modern interpretation of the Lancia Delta has only a name in common with the original of the same name, which dominated the rallies in the eighties and nineties . Otherwise, the Delta has become a luxurious and comfortable hatchback of the lower middle class. Fortunately, there are people who can at least virtually bring the past into the present.
This is also the case of the Italian Angelo Granato , who created the modern Lancia Delta HF Integrale using computer visualization. The "Italian dream" has all the attributes that the original hatchback had – that is, a lot of edges, compact dimensions, quad lights at the front and an overall aggressive appearance.
According to the author, the concept with a wheelbase of 2630 mm has a length of 4270 mm , a width of 1850 mm and a height of only 1380 mm. Under the hood, in the case of a real car, there would be a gasoline four-cylinder 1.75 TBi with a capacity of 235 hp. All-wheel drive, which is almost a must for a similar car, would allow the Delta to accelerate to 100 km/h in 6.2 seconds and a top speed of 242 km/h.
Source: angelogranata.com
