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Let's discuss about future 2026 Large Lincoln EV design, engine, changes, release date etc. This first Lincoln electric car, rumored to be called the 'Lincoln Mark-E' by the internet, has finally arrived, and it is called the Lincoln Star, and it is a car that is expected to revolutionize the automobile industry. It is intended to preview the design language of Lincoln's end of life electric vehicles, which is expected to launch by 2026 as part of the brand's zero-emission new car line. The Star, Lincoln's all electric SUV concept, has been officially unveiled following a shadowy teaser video earlier this month. The Star Concept is the brand's vision for three Lincoln EVs arriving by 2025, and a fourth in 2026, Lincoln announced during its global debut event in Los Angeles this evening. In addition, we learned some of Lincoln's plans for new EV models from a source close to the matter. Uniqueness of Lincoln Electric Vehicle By featuring innovative technology and design, the car offers a nostalgic peek back into the days when concept vehicles introduced new ideas, tested public acceptance of some, and generated early customer interest in others. Engineers were able to create spacious interiors with an emphasis on comfort and connectivity thanks to the new EV architecture, which will power various Ford and Lincoln vehicles. Lincoln's intention with the luxury with flexible electrical architecture is to reinvent. As a result, people understand and engage with the brand across an exciting lineup of products. Its silhouette is reminiscent of a low, sleek SUV, but its nose is different. This new electric car can compare to Lincoln's big SUVs, Aviator and Navigator, but the grille and hood are lower. A large SUV like the Aviator has two rows of seats that can accommodate five passengers. The third row of seats can also be accommodated in the Star's basic design. Exterior & Interior Design of 2026 Large Lincoln EV Exterior Design of 2026 Large Lincoln EV A production mid-size electric SUV, which will reportedly be Lincoln's first EV on the market, may evolve from the Star concept, which previews the brand's EV design language. Lincoln's opulent, emotional design could set it apart from the sporty Mach-E. There are some similarities between the Star concept and the Range Rover in terms of its sleek and dynamic silhouette. Although the front and rear are different, there are similarities between them. There is a higher ride height and the Lincoln electric car is equipped with six lug nuts instead of five, which suggests that the Lincoln electric car is more durable than the Ford version. Additionally, there has been a noticeable increase in the space of the track and a wider wheel base, which hint to a larger and more spacious body as well as a larger cabin. An inverted U-shaped tail light, a full-width U-shaped headlight, and a wide faux grille characterize this SUV, which rests low and has a sloping hood, illuminated Lincoln branding, an angular greenhouse, a full-width, U-shaped grille, and a wide faux grille. The black roof also has a LIDAR sensor. Several car media outlets have reported that testing of the Lincoln electric car has begun. It seems that beneath the familiar shell of the Ford Mustang Mach-E lies a completely different type of electric vehicle. Interior Design of 2026 Large Lincoln EV In the Lincoln Star concept, the cabin has a luxurious layout with wraparound seating, reclining lounge posture, individual lounge leg rests, and more. An ultra sleek dashboard houses a curved horizontal display that creates a digital panorama from coast to coast. A seamless flow of content is achieved through the integration of multiple screens. Taking inspiration from aircraft ailerons, this design underscores horizontal balance and equilibrium. There is a hidden compartment in the rear coach door that houses the Lincoln Attache, a digital briefcase with a hidden compartment. Besides serving as a safe storage space for tablets and laptops, it also functions as a wireless charger. Engine of Large Lincoln Electric Vehicle Ford Mustang Mach-E's RWD or AWD EV platform will be the basis for Lincoln's first electric car. All four of Lincoln's electric vehicles will be built on a new RWD or AWD platform, the company announced on June 16, 2021. In addition to all wheel drive electric capability, Lincoln Star also uses the company's rear drive electric architecture. It is expected that the production version will also come with a front trunk. Mustang Mach-E configuration has two motors delivering 480 horsepower and 634 pounds feet torque. The car also has a lithium-ion battery with a 376 cell capacity, which can store 98.8 kWh. A Lincoln's first electric SUV would be ideal with this configuration. Typically, the first Lincoln electric car will have a range of about 300 miles. The electric luxury SUV may have an adaptive suspension as a standard feature. Future Models of Lincoln Electric Vehicle By the mid decade, Lincoln plans to launch three EVs and a fourth by 2026, according to the brand's announcement. No details were provided about the models by the company. The Corsair, Nautilus, Aviator, and Navigator will be replaced by or will sit alongside pure electric Lincoln SUVs through 2026. Several sources expect the Oakville plant in Canada is to start producing the Aviator EV or Aviator-sized electric SUV in late 2024 or early 2025, they said. In 2025 or 2026, this facility could begin producing Corsair and Nautilus' electric alternatives. Both models are still in the development stages, and Ford hasn't finalized its production plans for them. 2026 will see the introduction of Lincoln's largest electric SUV, a Navigator class model. The next generation F-150 Lightning will be built on Ford's new EV platform. History of Lincoln Since the 1920s, Ford Motor Company has been the sole owner of Lincoln Motor Company. A Lincoln SUV such as the Aviator has become more popular than luxury sedans like the Continental. The only thing Lincoln shared was a shadowy silhouette of the EV, and that more would be revealed on April 20. Lincoln as a SUV Brand It is also worth mentioning that the Lincoln MKZ on the market now represents the final sedan created by Lincoln in its model range before 2020. In addition to the departure of the Lincoln Continental, Ford Motor Company will focus its luxury brand primarily on SUVs in the United States for the foreseeable future, as it has been doing for the past few years. Related News of Large Lincoln EV Production News It is possible that Ford will manufacture the EV at its plant in Cuautitlan, Mexico, since the production Lincoln Star will be similar to the Mustang Mach-E. The company won't be building any more electric vehicles at this factory for the foreseeable future because it needs to free up all of its production capacity to make the Mustang Mach-E. The Ford Explorer EV and Lincoln Aviator EV are being relocated, which will delay their production by 18 months, according to the report. Retail News The goal of Lincoln's transformation to connected and electrified vehicles is to improve the customer's experience through improved service levels and improved technology. A number of Vitrine dealerships are being opened in new locations as part of the company's expansion plan. Currently, there are twenty eight such sales outlets that are exclusive to a certain brand, with 50 others currently in the pipeline for the future. As the company plans to focus on the top 130 luxury markets in the next few years, it is likely that the company will increase the number of retail outlets to serve its EV customers even more. Why Lincoln losing its sales? A 17.5 percent decline in Lincoln sales in 2021 compare to 2020 which is marking a drop of 105,410 units. Year-over-year sales of Nautilus 24,443 units and Navigator 15,631 units were the bright spots. A total of 83,788 Lincoln SUVs were sold. This represents a 4.4 percent decline. With 7,485 units sold in Q1 2022, Lincoln experienced a 25.2 percent decline year over year. Wrapping it Up Aside from battery size, range, power outputs, and performance numbers, Lincoln didn't say anything about the performance of the car. In the current state of knowledge only rear wheel drive and all wheel drive configurations will be supported by the electric architecture. You can look forward to Lincoln revealing three new electric vehicles by 2025, and we can expect Lincoln to launch a fourth of them in 2026. In other words, it's safe to say that Lincoln is not as proactive as Mercedes or Audi when it comes to enhancing the brand, but no doubt the marquee has a bright future on its hands.