Lancia Engine Codes Database

Complete Lancia Engines Database (1906–2026)

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Covers Lancia petrol, diesel, and hybrid engines used across UK and European models - from the legendary Fulvia V4 and Delta S4 to modern FireFly turbocharged units and electric powertrains. Each engine code includes specifications, compatible vehicles, and emissions data, sourced from official Stellantis and EU records.

Engine Variants
Models Covered
of Engineering
Compliance Data

Data sourced from Stellantis Technical Documentation, EU Regulation (EC) No 715/2007, and Lancia Service Information documents.

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Engine CodeFuel TypeSeries
Petrol138 C2 048
Petrol146 A 5 046
Petrol149 C2 000
Petrol156 A1 000
Petrol156 B 000
Petrol156 C 046
Petrol159 B9 000
Petrol160 A1 046
Petrol169 A4 000
Petrol175 A3 000
Petrol175 A4 000
Petrol176 B2 000
Petrol182 A2 000
Petrol182 A4 000
Petrol182 A6 000
Petrol182 B7 000
Petrol185 A8 000
Petrol188 A4 000
Petrol188 A5 000
Petrol188 A9 000
Petrol192 B2 000
Petrol198 A7.000
Petrol198 A1 000
Petrol198 A2 000
Petrol198 A4 000
Petrol198 A8 000
Petrol199 A2 000
Petrol199 A3 000
Petrol312 A2 000
Petrol312 A5 000
Petrol312 B1 000
Petrol350 A1 000
Diesel8144 91
Diesel8144 97
Diesel8144 97y
Petrol828 A1 000
Petrol828 B 000
Petrol828 B1 000
Petrol828 B4 000
Petrol828 B7 000
Petrol828 D3 000
Petrol831 A1 000
Petrol831 A2 000
Petrol831 A4 000
Petrol831 A7 000
Petrol831 B 000
Petrol831 B1 000
Petrol831 B1 048
Petrol831 B3 000
Petrol831 B4 000
Petrol831 B5 000
Petrol831 B6 000
Petrol831 B7 000
Petrol831 B7 046
Petrol831 C5 000
Petrol831 C5 046
Petrol831 D 000
Petrol831 D1 000
Petrol831 D5 000
Petrol831 E5 000
Petrol831 E5 046
Petrol834 B 000
Petrol834 B 048
Petrol834 B 146
Petrol834 B2 000
Petrol834 B2 246
Petrol834 C 000
Petrol834 C 146
Petrol834 C1 000
Petrol834 C1 246
Petrol834 E 000
Petrol834 E 146
Petrol834 F 000
Petrol834 F1 000
Petrol834 F2 000
Petrol835 A1 046
Petrol835 A2 046
Petrol835 A4 000
Petrol835 A4 046
Petrol835 A5 046
Petrol835 A7 046
Petrol835 A8 046
Petrol835 C1 000
Petrol835 C2 000
Petrol835 C4 000
Petrol835 C5 000
Petrol836 A2 000
Petrol836 A3 000
Petrol836 A4 000
Petrol836 A5 000
Petrol836 A6 000
Petrol836 C4 000
Petrol838 A1 000
Petrol838 A2 000
Petrol838 A2 027
Petrol838 A3 000
Petrol838 A4 000
Petrol838 A6 000
Petrol838 A7 000
Petrol838 A8 000
Petrol838 B 000
Petrol839 A4 000
Petrol839 A5 000
Petrol839 A6 000
Petrol839 A7 000
Petrol839 A9 000
Petrol840 A2 000
Petrol840 A3 000
Petrol840 A4 000
Petrol841 A 000
Petrol841 C 000
Petrol841 D 000
Petrol841 E 000
Petrol841 G 000
Petrol841 L 000
Petrol841 M 000
Petrol841 N 000
Petrol841 P 000
Petrol843 A1 000
Petrol844 A1 000
Petrol844 A2 000
Petrol937 A2 000
Petrol939 B1 000
Petrol944 A3 000
Petrol955 A4 000
PetrolA-Series
PetrolA-Series
PetrolA-Series
PetrolA-Series
PetrolA-Series
PetrolA-Series
PetrolAPPIA-Series
PetrolAPPIA-Series
PetrolAR-Series
PetrolAR-Series
PetrolAR-Series
PetrolAURELIA-Series
PetrolAURELIA-Series
PetrolBETA-Series
PetrolDELTA-Series
PetrolDELTA-Series
PetrolEDG-Series
PetrolENS-Series
PetrolERB-Series
PetrolEXF-Series
PetrolF-Series
PetrolF-Series
PetrolFLAVIA-Series
PetrolFLAVIA-Series
PetrolFULVIA-Series
PetrolFULVIA-Series
PetrolFULVIA-Series
PetrolKAPPA-Series
PetrolKAPPA-Series
PetrolKAPPA-Series
PetrolLAMBDA-Series
PetrolLYBRA-Series
DieselLYBRA-Series
PetrolMONTE-Series
PetrolMONTE-Series
PetrolP-Series
PetrolSTRATOS-Series
PetrolSTRATOS-Series
PetrolTEMA-Series
PetrolV-Series
PetrolV-Series
PetrolV-Series

Lancia Engines Used by Third Parties

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EV & Hybrid Engines

Explore Lancia's electrified powertrain technologies.

Engine specifications and technical data sourced from Stellantis Technical Documentation and EU Vehicle Type Approval Database. Consult vehicle documentation or professional guidance before undertaking mechanical work. Report errors or omissions through our contact channels.

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How to Find Your Lancia Engine Code

The engine code is essential for ordering parts, diagnosing issues, and verifying compatibility. It is not the same as the VIN or chassis number. This guide shows exactly where to find it - by model and engine type - using official Lancia and DVLA sources

Engine Code

Engine Code

A unique identifier stamped on the engine block or cover used for parts and service.

VIN

VIN

The vehicle identification number that holds encoded vehicle and engine information.

Chassis Number

Chassis Number

The chassis or frame number used for registration and legal identification.

Lancia Ypsilon (2024–Present)

Lancia Ypsilon (2024–Present)

FireFly 1.0/1.2 Engine

Locate the engine code on a label attached to the timing cover or cylinder head. The code will indicate FireFly GSE family designation. For hybrid models, check near the battery management system.

Lancia Delta (1979–1994)

Lancia Delta (1979–1994)

Various Engines

The engine code is typically stamped on the engine block near the cylinder head or on a metal plate attached to the timing belt cover. Common codes include 831A, 831B series.

Lancia Fulvia (1963–1976)

Lancia Fulvia (1963–1976)

V4 Engine

The unique V4 engine code is cast into the engine block, typically visible on the left side near the sump. Look for 818 series codes indicating the specific V4 variant.

Lancia Thema (1984–1994)

Lancia Thema (1984–1994)

Multijet/Turbo Engines

Check the engine bay for a white or silver label on the camshaft cover or timing belt housing. The code indicates displacement and turbocharging status.

Engine code locations per Lancia Service Information. V5C field definitions from DVLA Guide to Vehicle Registration. VIN structure compliant with EU Regulation (EC) No 715/2007, Article 7.

Lancia Engine Technology Specifications and Reliability Data

A technical breakdown of Lancia's core engine systems including FireFly GSE, Multijet diesel, historic V4 architecture and modern electrification with documented reliability impacts. All data sourced from Stellantis Technical Documentation and EU Regulation (EC) No 715/2007

Overview

The FireFly GSE (Global Small Engine) is Stellantis's modern small displacement engine family, introduced in 2016. These engines feature aluminium construction, turbocharging, and mild-hybrid capability, replacing older Fiat FIRE engines across Lancia, Fiat, and Alfa Romeo models.

How it Works

FireFly engines use a modular design with 3-cylinder (1.0L, 1.2L) and 4-cylinder (1.5L) configurations. They feature direct injection, turbocharging, variable valve timing, and integrated 48V mild-hybrid systems in latest applications. The engines use a die-cast aluminium block with cast iron liners and a compact design optimised for transverse mounting.

FireFly GSE engine
Evolution
FireFly 1.0

GSE 999cc

3-cylinder, 70 hp hybrid

FireFly 1.2

GSE 1199cc

3-cylinder turbo, 100-110 hp

FireFly 1.5

GSE 1469cc

4-cylinder turbo, 130 hp

Sources
Stellantis FireFly Technical Brief 2016
Lancia Ypsilon Service Manual 2024
Affected Engines
FireFly 1.0FireFly 1.2FireFly 1.5
COMMON ISSUES
  • Timing belt in oil bath

    Requires strict adherence to service intervals

  • Carbon buildup

    Direct injection engines, especially with short trips

  • Mild hybrid system

    BSG (Belt Starter Generator) failures reported

Lancia Engine Production Facts Manufacturing Output and Partnerships

Authoritative data on Lancia's global engine production, plant operations, and strategic partnerships within Stellantis. All figures sourced from Stellantis Annual Reports, Sustainability Reports, and EU industrial compliance records.

Major Engine Production Plants

Lancia engines are produced at Stellantis facilities across Europe, sharing production with Fiat, Alfa Romeo, and other group brands.

Melfi Plant

🇮🇹Melfi Plant(Italy)

  • New Lancia Gamma production from 2026
  • Engines: FireFly GSE family, electric motors
  • Capacity: ~170,000 units/year (planned)
  • Investment: €300 million for Lancia production
Termoli Plant

🇮🇹Termoli Plant(Italy)

  • Primary engine production for Stellantis Italy brands
  • Engines: FireFly 1.0/1.2/1.5, Multijet diesel
  • Capacity: Over 500,000 engines annually
  • Advanced manufacturing with Industry 4.0 technologies
Pratteln Plant

Pratteln Plant(Switzerland)

  • Historical Lancia assembly and engine production
  • Closed in 2000 as part of Fiat Group restructuring
  • Previously produced various Lancia powertrains
  • Site repurposed for other industrial use

Annual Lancia Vehicle Production Volume

Lancia production has declined significantly since the 2000s, with focus shifting to Italian market. Note the steady decline in Diesel production and rise of Hybrid/Electric under Stellantis strategy.

Diesel Decline (-28% since 2020)
Electrification Growth (+18% since 2020)
Regulatory Impact: Euro 6d, EU 2035 ICE phase-out

Note: Diesel production has declined due to Euro 6d emissions standards and urban access restrictions. Hybrid and electric integration accelerating under Stellantis electrification strategy.

0k20k40k60k80k100k59k202052k202149k202245k202350k2024 (e)Total Engines Produced
Petrol
Diesel
Hybrid

Lancia & Stellantis Brand Synergy

As part of Stellantis (formed 2021 from FCA-PSA merger), Lancia shares engines, platforms, and technology with Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Peugeot, Citroën, Opel, and other group brands.

Shared Platforms

e-CMP electric platform shared with Peugeot, Citroën, Opel, Fiat

Engine Families

FireFly GSE used across Lancia, Fiat, Alfa Romeo models

Stellantis Powertrain Sharing: FireFly GSE Family
  • FireFly GSE engines shared with Fiat (Panda, 500), Alfa Romeo (MiTo)
  • Multijet diesel technology used across Stellantis brands
  • e-CMP electric platform shared with Peugeot e-208, Opel Corsa-e, Fiat 500e

Stellantis Powertrain Strategy 2021–2030

Powertrain Mix (2020–2024)

Shift in production reflects EU emissions policy and Lancia's electrification strategy.

Petrol55%
Diesel20%
Hybrid25%
Petrol
45–58%
FireFly GSE family replacing older FIRE engines
Diesel
20–48%
Rapidly declining due to Euro 6d and urban restrictions
Hybrid/Electric
7–25%
Rapidly growing with Ypsilon Hybrid and Electric variants

This aligns with Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/1151 (WLTP/RDE) and Stellantis Dare Forward 2030 strategy targeting 100% BEV sales in Europe by 2030.

Engine production data verified via Stellantis Annual Reports and EU type-approval records

Engine Code FAQ Common Questions Answered

The most common questions about engine codes, what they mean, how to find them and how this database works

Confirm the full engine designation using vehicle-specific manufacturer records and the engine marking. An engine serial number, a registration record and a marketed power badge are not automatically the same identifier. Match the VIN/build data and the installed engine before selecting parts or a replacement.

No. A factory-application reference and a replacement-interchange decision are different. Match the full engine designation, vehicle build data, emissions equipment, controls and relevant supplier/OEM information.

No. Records have different review states. Read the correction notice, source scope and application limits on the individual record. Missing technical fields must not be inferred from similar engine codes.

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  • Stellantis Technical Documentation, Annual Reports, Sustainability Reports
  • Lancia Service Information, Owner's Manuals, Technical Bulletins
  • EU Regulation (EC) No 715/2007 – Type-approval of light-duty vehicles
  • Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/1151 – WLTP and RDE testing procedures
  • UK DVLA Vehicle Approval and V5C Guidelines
  • Stellantis Heritage Archive for historical Lancia data
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