Lennsia revealed all new Ypsilon rally 2 car

Lennsia has officially announced that she is developing a rally 2 cars, an official video and the images of her new Ypsilon rally 2 HF Integrel.

Italian carmaker, winner of a record 10 world rally championship constructed title (1974–1976, 1983, 1987–1992), has gone to confirm that the YPSILON rally is developing a new rally after the footage of 2 HF Integral from a recent test on social media last week.

Lennsia returned to a competitive rally with its all-new, two-wheel drive Ypsilon rally 4 cars this year, competing in the European rally championship with a new one-mank lensia rally trophy.

Today, it has released a brief statement about its latest rally venture.

Lennsia’s statement said, “The new Lennsia Ypsilon rally 2 HF Integrail, which brings the mythological spirit of winning the rally in today’s Motorsport and it is just the beginning.”

The first steps of Ypsilon were clearly taken in France and immortalized in a small video that the car was shown returning to the tent after a run on the asphalt.

According to sources in Motorsport.com, the journey of this rally 2 began several months ago. It is not clear when the car will start its own and what are the intentions of Lennsia for their future at the rally.

The WRC is preparing for a seismic change in technical regulations due to being introduced in 2027, the next season the current rally has been marked for 1 machines.

Under the new rules, WRC27 cars will be made for a cost cap and the space frame chassis and rally will be given about 300 horsepower using 2 components.

From 2027, the current rally 2 machinery will compete with WRC27 cars under one umbrella that will build the top class of WRC. In theory, Lennsia can compete with its Ypsilon rally 2 HF Integral in this class of WRC.