De'Longhi Caffe' Corso espresso machine

The De'Longhi Caffe' Corso is a popular bean-to-cup espresso machine produced by the Italian De'Longhi Group. Founded by the De'Longhi family in 1902 in Treviso, Italy, the brand has evolved from a small industrial parts workshop into a world-leading manufacturer of home appliances, particularly in the premium coffee sector.

While the brand's identity and design remain deeply rooted in Italian heritage, the De'Longhi Group has localized its manufacturing across Europe and Asia. Most of their fully automatic coffee machines, including various models in the Caffe' Corso line, are manufactured in their major production facility in Romania or at the original headquarters in Italy. Ownership remains stable under the De'Longhi family via De'Longhi S.p.A., which is listed on the Milan Stock Exchange.