Over the years, Lincoln has been one of the leading automakers in the luxury segment. Their lineup has included everything from extravagant sedans to high-end coupes, but the most popular vehicles have been the Lincoln SUVs. In fact, the Ford affiliate’s lineup now exclusively comprises crossovers and SUVs. The company’s most prominent SUV has been the three-row Navigator. Besides this, the compact Corsair and the mid-size Aviator are among the other top models.

Top Lincoln SUVs in the market
Lincoln Navigator
Among luxury Lincoln SUVs, the Navigator is one of the most popular vehicles. Priced at around $85,260 for its base trim, it offers many high-end features with stylish exteriors and interiors.

When it comes to its size, the Navigator looks luxuriously massive. But this is not just on the outside. The Navigator can seat up to 8 passengers with ample room across each row, including the third. Besides, most consumers love this SUV for its 30-way heated and ventilated massaging seats, which take comfort to the next level. Aside from this, there is also ample cargo space even when the third row is up. Powered by a 440-hp twin-turbocharged V-6 engine, the Navigator can go up to 60 mph within 5.3 seconds with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Along with this, this SUV from Lincoln can easily tow 8700 pounds of maximum payload.

Lincoln Aviator
This mid-size three-row SUV is priced at around $59,890 for its base trim. The price can go up to $88,000 for higher trims. Although the price is lower than that of Navigator, Aviator still offers some of the top-notch features in its category. For starters, it offers a smooth ride experience with its softly sprung suspension. Besides this, it has a powerful 400-hp twin-turbo V-6 engine that ensures a high-performing driving experience. But it’s not just elements under the hood that make the Aviator a worthy SUV. The interiors, too, have been designed impeccably to give a relaxed and comfortable ambiance. From high-end dashboards to unique interior themes, there are several things that make the Aviator truly a luxury SUV. But these features are available only with the higher trims.

Lincoln Corsair
With a base price of around $40,385, the Lincoln Corsair may not seem like it belongs to the lineup of luxury Lincolns. But despite its low price, this mid-range SUV is still as good as its high-end siblings, the Navigator and Aviator. It has plenty of curb appeal and promises a plush ride for the driver as well as passengers.  Under the hood is a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine  that is capable of 250 horsepower. Moreover, those who upgrade to the higher trim, the Grand Touring trim, can get a plug-in hybrid powertrain engine with 266 horsepower. With such powerful engines, the Corsair gives a soft cruising experience. This is just not it. The Interiors, too, have a sense of quiet comfort with soft leather upholstery and spacious cargo. For those looking for something extra, the Corsair offers adjustable ambient lighting, 24-way power-adjustable seats, a head-up display, and many hi-tech features, but with additional costs.

Lincoln Nautilus
This mid-size luxury crossover has a base price of around $52,010, with higher trims priced at approximately $75,845. Ranked right below the Navigator and Aviator, the Nautilus has undergone tremendous changes over the years. It has got some significant updates that include all-wheel drive as the standard across all the trims. Besides this, the interior boasts a huge screen space, almost 48 inches. The dashboard has a massive digital display that customers can customize based on their preferences. In addition, the dashboard includes a clock, stereo settings, and a view of the upcoming weather forecast. While its standard engine continues to be  a 250-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four with an eight-speed automatic,  there is a new chassis under the hood. Because of this, the Nautilus has a spacious legroom for the five passengers across the three rows. Other luxury features include three scent cartridges placed in the center armrest that release aromas with patchouli, cashmere, and fresh linen options. Finally, the Nautilus offers a 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio system with 24-way power-adjustable seats.

Lincoln Star
For those looking for an EV option among Lincoln’s luxury SUVS, the Star is worth checking out. Priced at around $70,000, it is a mid-sized tow-row crossover SUV. It’s different from other SUVs in Lincoln’s lineup since it offers both rear- and all-wheel drive electric powertrains as part of the package. Besides this, the interiors are designed quite impeccably, featuring a dashboard that sports a full-width digital display. Plus, there are sculpted front and rear bucket seats with a beverage chiller integrated into the cabin. What makes the interior look luxe are the crystal accents and rose gold colored trim pieces. It’s not just the interiors that look good, but the exterior of the Lincoln Star is pretty sleek and stylish, too. It resembles the Aviator to a certain extent.