Lincoln Plans 5 Electric SUVs By 2026

Ford believes Lincoln to be a big part of its $30 billion EV transformation

By Sahil Gupta

1 mins read

Published on February 12, 2022

Highlights

There will be five electric SUVs under the Lincoln brand
They will replace many staples like the Navigator and Nautilus
Ford thinks of Lincoln as a major cog in its EV wheel

Ford's flagship luxury brand Lincoln is also going all-electric and it will be launching 5 new electric SUVs by 2026 according to a report by Reuters. The SUVs will be replacing the Lincoln Corsair, Nautilus, and Navigator. Originally, Lincoln planned its electric SUVs for 2030. The first EV will be a large crossover which will be about the price of the Aviator which will be made from 2024 and 2025 in Ford's Oakville in Canada as a part of a $1.5 billion upgrade to the facility. The Mustang Mach-E powertrain will make its way into the Lincoln SUVs Reuters claims there are several more Lincoln crossovers by 2025-2026. There will also be smaller EVs that will improve upon the Mustang Mach-E EV platform. The larger EV which is going to be an alternative to the Navigator will be based on the next-generation Ford F-150 Lightning. This is interesting as Ford is slated to start deliveries of the first generation of the F-150 Lightning only this year. Lincoln is a key part of the $30 billion investment in EVs and battery-powered vehicles by 2030. Ford is going all-in on electric powertrains and there is even chatter that it could spin-off its EV unit under former Apple and Tesla executive Doug Field who joined the company last year.