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Lincoln abandons its car lineup for a foursome of luxury SUVs. Along the way, departing from alphanumeric names such as MKX and MKC for more aviation-style names like Corsair, Nautilus, Aviator, and Navigator. But fancy names aside, Lincoln knows luxury, and they’re dialing up their sport utilities with each update and redesign, including improved performance, stylish looks, and premium interiors the way only Lincoln can. Here’s a look at each model:
Lincoln Corsair (Compact SUV)
Key features:
Larger 13.2-inch screen & improved BlueCruise hands-free driving system
Grand Touring trim offers PHEV power with 266-hp
Corsair is Lincoln’s best-selling product
The Lincoln Corsair received a mid-cycle update in 2023 that retains its familiar silhouette while introducing some noteworthy changes. The most significant update is a refreshed and larger front grille, with the plug-in hybrid Grand Touring variant sporting a sundown satin metallic foil and blue accents. Inside, the Corsair features an expanded 13.2-inch center touchscreen with SYNC 4 infotainment and Lincoln Enhance software updates, complemented by a standard 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster.
Under the hood, the luxury compact SUV offers two powertrains: a 2.0L Turbocharged I-4 gas engine producing 250 horsepower and the hybrid Corsair Grand Touring, which combines a 2.5L i-VCT Atkinson I-4 Plug-in Hybrid with a total output of 266 horsepower. These updates maintain Corsair’s appeal to potential customers.
Related – Corsair reviews and news
Lincoln Nautilus (Mid-Size SUV)
Key features:
The largest touch screen in the segment
Improved turbo engine & optional hybrid powertrain with 310-hp
Updated BlueCruise 1.2 hands-free driving system
The 2024 Lincoln Nautilus introduced its next generation with a host of enhancements. Notable updates include the integration of digital cabin scents, the largest screen in its segment, redesigned aesthetics featuring striking LED daytime running lights that span the entire grille, and the availability of an optional hybrid powertrain. The illuminated Lincoln logo at the center of the elongated light feature adds to the sleek look. On the road, we discovered that Nautilus is hot on the heels of the Lexus RX.
The interior of the next-generation Nautilus showcases substantial improvements, highlighted by the expansive screen, which stands as the largest ever offered by Lincoln and in the medium SUV segment. Stretching across the entire cockpit, the screen is a prominent feature contributing to the modernized cabin’s appeal, making the 2024 Nautilus an enticing choice.
Related – Nautilus reviews and news
Lincoln Aviator (Mid-Size SUV)
Key features:
Aviator Grand Touring hybrid offers 494-hp & 630 lb.-ft. or torque
BlueCruise hands-free driving for 2025 models
Good combination of performance, capability and choice
The wraps first came off Lincoln’s new three-row, mid-size luxury SUV in 2019 as a 2020 model. Today, the sleek Aviator offers twin-turbo V6 power and a plug-in hybrid option. Lincoln’s premium mid-size SUV is built on an all-new RWD architecture across the US, although all Canadian models come with AWD.
For 2025, the Aviator adds big tech, including the Lincoln Digital Experience and the BlueCruise hands-free highway driving technology both Lincoln and Ford are pushing recently. Other 2025 Aviator updates include a refreshed appearance featuring a contemporary front design, showcasing a revamped grille, headlights, and optional dynamic daytime running lights, enhancing the car’s assertive and authoritative presence.
Related – Aviator reviews and news
Lincoln Navigator (Full-Size SUV)
Key features:
A massive 48-inch panoramic display spans the dashboard
Lincoln Rejuvenate is new and creates a spa-like atmosphere inside
Split Tailgate where top three-quarters open like a traditional liftgate, and the bottom quarter folds down like a conventional tailgate
Still going strong three decades later, Lincoln’s flagship SUV enters its next generation for 2025. With sleeker looks and an even plusher interior, expect the same 3.5L twin-turbocharged V6 as before. We recently put the 2025 Navigator to the test and discovered that it avoids any drastic changes to the formula of the brand’s defining vehicle.
Aside from the cleaner redesign with a new front grille, Lincoln added some key new features, including a split rear tailgate, which we saw with the new Expedition. It’s a nifty setup where the top opens like a typical liftgate, and the bottom portion folds down like a conventional truck tailgate. It creates a handy table when needed while offering improved loading. But the star of the show is a new 48-inch panoramic display that spans the dashboard, integrating navigation, media, and vehicle settings. Features like rear entertainment, ambient lighting, and Lincoln’s “Rejuvenate” mode add spa-like comfort.
Related – Navigator reviews and news
