The 1965 to 1970 Lancia Fulvia Series I was the first evolution of the Fulvia compact front-wheel-drive vehicle. The Series I Fulvia was built in four variants: Sedan (Berlina), Coupe, Coupe Sport "Zagato," and Coupe HF. Exterior features included a single vent grill with quad headlights integrated into the steel body, polished steel body trim, and bumpers. Interior amenities included a two-spoke steering wheel, metal vents, and large switches on the dashboard. Suspension components featured independent front and leaf springs at the rear, while Dunlop discs handled braking at all four corners. A 1.2L V4 engine was standard, replaced by a 1.3L V4 in 1967. These engines sent power to the front wheels via a four-speed manual transmission. The Series I Lancia Fulvia was updated in 1970 as the Fulvia Series II and featured mechanical, exterior, and interior updates.