Most of the detailing is shrouded in darkness, so we’ll just have to wait until April 20 to see what Lincoln has cooked up for us. The little we can see of the grille/front of the car makes it look like a wide and largely empty expanse of space. Called the Lincoln Star, this electric luxury SUV debuts a new Quiet Flight design language that will be found on three production EVs the brand will debut by 2025, with a fourth to come in. Check the performance of a car and all the charging information you. We can see very little of the actual design, but it’s no surprise to see Lincoln using the SUV body style as inspiration for its future EVs. Here you will find EV and PHEV specifications for all the existing and upcoming cars. It’s also important to note that this concept is an SUV of sorts. We can see the massive light-up badge in front, smaller light-up badge on the side and the “Lincoln” spelled out with light-up letters on the rear. Where the light makes more sense is in the light-up Lincoln badges all over the concept. There’s a good chance this lighting doesn’t make it anywhere near a production car, but it gives us a look at where Lincoln’s heads are at with design. Lincoln is using LED lighting tech all over the car, and it’s even in some unique spots like the roof, hood and fenders. Instead, base models should come standard with a bigger 88 kWh battery.
Still, we don’t believe that a 3-row SUV like this will come with the same 68-kWh battery pack the base Mustang comes with. As of now, the main theme we can see in the teaser is light. Just like it was mentioned, it is expected that the 2024 Lincoln Aviator EV will share battery and electric motors with the Mach-E.
So, expect to see elements taken out of this concept car applied to production cars later this decade. An electric Lincoln concept vehicle is going to be revealed on April 20, and today Lincoln is giving us a quick glimpse of what to expect.īefore we detail the few shots of the car itself, here’s all Lincoln told us about the vehicle: “The global concept serves as inspiration for our fully electric Lincoln vehicles coming in the near future.”
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