The 2027 Lincoln Corsair drops the plug-in hybrid option, becoming a traditional hybrid imported directly from China.
The front grille is wider, dropping the chrome bar. Sleek new LED strips flow smoothly into the redesigned lower fascia.
Under the hood, a 2.0-liter turbo engine pairs with dual electric motors, delivering 305 hp without needing a wall plug.
Losing the electric-only range comes with a major perk: all-wheel drive and a smooth CVT are now standard on all trims.
The cabin features a 13.2-inch screen and 24-way power seats with active motion massage to ease fatigue on long trips.
BlueCruise is now standard, allowing you to take your hands off the wheel on approved highways for stress-free commutes.
Starting at $48,790 MSRP, the new Corsair costs about $7,300 more than last year's gas model, reflecting its upgrades.
It’s perfect for buyers wanting a quiet, tech-heavy luxury SUV without the hassle of home charging infrastructure.