Recently, official images of the new Lincoln Corsair hybrid version were released. The new car is equipped with a 2.0T hybrid system, with a combined system output of 305 horsepower. The new car's exterior has been slightly upgraded, and its price in the North American market starts at 46,496 USD (about 312,000 RMB).
In terms of exterior, the new car has been upgraded in exterior details. The outline of the grille has become rounder, and the through-type vent below lowers the visual center of gravity. A blacked-out package is available as an option, and after selection it further enhances the sporty feel. Other aspects remain consistent with the current model.
In terms of interior, the new car's interior adopts the design of a floating central control screen and through-type air-conditioning vents. A large number of physical buttons are retained below the central control screen. It is equipped with the Lincoln BlueCruise driver assistance system. The front seats have heating function. The front seats of higher trim models offer ventilation, active massage, and 24-way power adjustment functions. The audio system is Revel.
In terms of power, the combined maximum power of the new car's 2.0T hybrid system is 305 horsepower, and four-wheel drive is standard across the entire lineup.
Dada Review: Changan's Lincoln Corsair was launched in March 2020. It is positioned as a compact luxury SUV and is Lincoln's entry-level SUV in China. It has the comfort and quietness of an American car, and its rear seat space is above average in its class. The Lincoln Corsair currently on sale in China offers two powertrains: a 2.0T pure gasoline version and a 1.5T electric hybrid. The 1.5T electric hybrid is a non-plug-in hybrid that does not require external charging, with a WLTC fuel consumption of 5.47L/100km. There was previously a PHEV plug-in hybrid version, but it has now been discontinued. The overseas Corsair hybrid is actually produced at the factory in Chongqing, China, and after leaving the factory the complete vehicle is exported to the United States. It adopts a 2.0T hybrid and is equipped with an all-wheel drive system across the lineup. There is currently no plan to launch it in China. The Lincoln brand does not blindly engage in price wars in China. It wins the market through the word-of-mouth of old users and comprehensive after-sales service. In the face of China's new energy vehicles, it appears somewhat weak, and its new energy progress is even behind Cadillac's. Total sales in the first half of 2026 were 12,400 units, but it will not exit the Chinese market in the short term.
