The first-generation eurovans were replaced in 2002 with a new model, which incorporated a floorpan, wheelbase, and suspension setup that same as before, but with an increase in exterior dimensions and front and rear tracks. Notably, this increase in length of around 30 cm increased interior capacity significantly. The new eurovans had a more contemporary look and dashboard with centrally mounted gauges.
Names
Apart from Fiat Ulysse, all the models were given new names. The 806 became the 807, and Citroën reused their naming scheme of models being Cx (where x is related to the relative size of the model), resulting in the Citroën C8. The new Lancias used new names, so the minivan was named Lancia Phedra after the Greek mythological figure Phaedra.
Engines
Engine options included various PSA EW/DW versions, coupled with either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission. Top-line models were also available with the PSA ES V6. All diesel options were PSA's HDIs, but were labeled JTD by Fiat.
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