In 2024, Lincoln has made significant changes to its Navigator model, discontinuing the rear-wheel-drive option and consequently raising the starting price by $5,330. The 2024 Lincoln Navigator is now exclusively available with four-wheel drive, starting at $84,660 for the base Premiere grade. This price increase is notable, considering that the previous base grade for 2023, known as Standard, had a lower starting price.
For those seeking higher-end options, the 2024 Navigator offers Reserve and Black Label grades, with starting prices of $97,220 and $112,645, respectively. It’s important to note that all these prices include a $1,895 destination charge.
One notable addition to the Navigator Premiere is a three-month trial period for the BlueCruise 1.0 limited hands-free driving system, formerly known as Activeglide on Lincoln models. After the trial period concludes, a subscription is required, and it’s worth mentioning that the subscription term has been extended from two years to four years.
While there have been changes in options and pricing, the exterior styling of the Navigator remains unchanged. It continues to be available in both standard-wheelbase and stretched Navigator L configurations. Under the hood, it retains its powerful twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V-6 engine producing 440 hp, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. There is also anticipation for a hybrid version, potentially arriving in 2025.
The current generation of the Lincoln Navigator was introduced in the 2018 model year and received significant updates in 2022, including larger screens, an upgraded suspension, and the aforementioned driver-assist system. It remains Lincoln’s flagship model, positioned above the Aviator, Nautilus, and Corsair in the lineup.
Furthermore, Lincoln has plans for an electric Navigator in the pipeline, likely sharing an electric vehicle (EV) platform with an upcoming Ford pickup truck and SUV. While Lincoln does not currently offer any EVs, it aims to launch several of them starting in 2025, with the goal of EVs accounting for nearly 90% of its North American sales volume by 2030.
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The 2024 Lincoln Navigator has discontinued the rear-wheel-drive (RWD) option, making four-wheel drive the exclusive choice. Additionally, the starting price has increased by $5,330 compared to the 2023 model.
The pricing for the 2024 Lincoln Navigator starts at $84,660 for the base Premiere grade. There are also higher-grade options available, with the Reserve grade starting at $97,220 and the Black Label grade at $112,645. All these prices include a $1,895 destination charge.
The 2024 Navigator Premiere now includes a three-month trial period for the BlueCruise 1.0 limited hands-free driving system. After the trial period, a subscription is required, and the subscription term has been extended from two years to four years.
No, the exterior styling of the 2024 Navigator remains unchanged. However, there has been a switch in the available paint colors, with Flight Blue Metallic replacing Ocean Blue in the palette.
The 2024 Navigator retains its twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V-6 engine producing 440 hp, coupled to a 10-speed automatic transmission. There is also anticipation for a hybrid version, potentially arriving in 2025.
The Lincoln Navigator is the flagship model in Lincoln’s lineup, sitting above other models such as the Aviator, Nautilus, and Corsair.
Yes, Lincoln has plans for an electric Navigator, which is likely to share an EV platform with an upcoming Ford pickup truck and SUV. While Lincoln currently does not offer any electric vehicles (EVs), it aims to launch several of them starting in 2025, with the goal of EVs accounting for nearly 90% of its North American sales volume by 2030.
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3 comments
Wow, the new Navigator sounds expensive, $5,330 more? That’s a lot! But the BlueCruise thing seems cool, 3-month trial tho. Wonder if I can afford it.
Electric Navigator on the horizon! Finally, they’re going green. EVs for the win! #EcoFriendlyCars
The exterior still the same? Good, I like it that way! Can’t wait for the hybrid version in 2025, gonna be fast!