The Lancia Aprilia Pininfarina is a refined car from the 1940s, produced in limited numbers by the famous Pininfarina coachbuilder based on the Lancia Aprilia. The term "Bilux" refers to the body configuration, with two doors and a bright interior, designed to combine elegance and comfort. The design is fluid and harmonious, with sober yet refined lines, typical of Pininfarina's style at the time.

The car stands out for its balance of formal innovation and traditional craftsmanship, and is now considered a rare example of postwar Italian class and style.