The 1970 Lancia Stratos Zero concept car had a height of approximately what?

The 1970 Lancia Stratos Zero concept car stood approximately 33 inches (84 cm) tall. Its exceptionally low profile was one of the defining features of Marcello Gandini’s radical Bertone design.

The Stratos Zero was created by Bertone using the chassis of a crashed Lancia Fulvia HF1600 rally car. Its sharply angled, wedge-shaped body was intended to look futuristic and almost space-age; the name “Stratos” referred to the stratosphere. Entry was through the large front windscreen, another detail that made the car unlike ordinary road-going automobiles.

The height is often rounded differently in specifications: 84 centimeters converts to about 33.1 inches, so “33 inches” is the fair quiz answer. The concept debuted at the 1970 Turin Auto Show, before the later Stratos HF prototype and the production Lancia Stratos. Despite sharing the name, the Zero was primarily a styling and design statement rather than the rally car itself.