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New Lancia Stratos video revealed

The reborn Lancia Stratos supercar undergoes testing at Fiat's Italian Balocco test circuit

The Lancia Stratos rebirth continues, with a new online video showing the car being put through its paces on track in Italy.  The project has been bank-rolled by German car collector and Automotive parts magnate Michael Stoscheck, who, together with his son Maximillian, has been at the heart of the famous cars’ revival. With its carbon fibre construction and Ferrari Scuderia underpinnings, the Stratos boasts a power to weight ration of 413bhp/ton, making it significantly quicker than its ‘70s namesake.  The new Stratos is expected to make its debut at the Paul Ricard circuit in France next month, with production expected to be limited to just 25 cars.Click here for evo's comprehensive Lancia Stratos photo gallery

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