The new Lancia Ypsilon, recently presented at the Geneva Motor Show, can already be ordered in the dealership, even though the first deliveries will begin in early June. But in the meantime you can enjoy all the features and details of the new supermini so virtually via an innovative application designed for the iPad, downloadable for free from the App Store portal.
Developed by the software specialists of Saec02 in collaboration with the Italian manufacturer, the new application leverages the potential of Tablet PCs, including that of the integrated gyroscope that allows the user to discover all the details of interior and exterior of the car. Dell'iPad with simple circular motion you can see up to 360 ° spherical images the interior of the new Ypsilon being virtually sitting on the driver side, passenger on the back or even on the sofa.
If you want to see the details of the body, just select the "Outside" to be "thrown" into a realistic overview of the car. To discover all the new Lancia Ypsilon of 3.84 meters, available exclusively for the first time in 5-door version, you also have the option to turn off the screen with a command function to allow the gyroscope to navigate the virtual ball the touch of the 9.7-inch touch screen, zooming in or out with the touch of your fingers the many details that caretterizzano Italian style of the new Ypsilon.
To deepen the virtual world of the new Ypsilon can continue browsing in the air "Highlights", where they are shown a series of video interviews of designers and engineers of the Ypsilon will explain all the important phases of the project that led to the creation of new "baby Lance." Nono could instead have a section on the history of Ypsilon, starting with the launch of the first series of Y10 dell'Autobianchi 25 years ago and coming debut of this latest series took place in 2011, all seasoned with pictures, anecdotes and the commercials that have accompanied the history of this fantastic car, like the unforgettable television jingle "Like the people who like it." 
Developed by the software specialists of Saec02 in collaboration with the Italian manufacturer, the new application leverages the potential of Tablet PCs, including that of the integrated gyroscope that allows the user to discover all the details of interior and exterior of the car. Dell'iPad with simple circular motion you can see up to 360 ° spherical images the interior of the new Ypsilon being virtually sitting on the driver side, passenger on the back or even on the sofa.
If you want to see the details of the body, just select the "Outside" to be "thrown" into a realistic overview of the car. To discover all the new Lancia Ypsilon of 3.84 meters, available exclusively for the first time in 5-door version, you also have the option to turn off the screen with a command function to allow the gyroscope to navigate the virtual ball the touch of the 9.7-inch touch screen, zooming in or out with the touch of your fingers the many details that caretterizzano Italian style of the new Ypsilon.
To deepen the virtual world of the new Ypsilon can continue browsing in the air "Highlights", where they are shown a series of video interviews of designers and engineers of the Ypsilon will explain all the important phases of the project that led to the creation of new "baby Lance." Nono could instead have a section on the history of Ypsilon, starting with the launch of the first series of Y10 dell'Autobianchi 25 years ago and coming debut of this latest series took place in 2011, all seasoned with pictures, anecdotes and the commercials that have accompanied the history of this fantastic car, like the unforgettable television jingle "Like the people who like it."
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