The Lincoln Aviator enters the 2024 model year without its Grand Touring plug-in hybrid grade, Lincoln announced on Tuesday. It's one of a few changes to Lincoln's midsize SUV for the new model year.

22-inch wheels; Class III tow hitch ... 2025 Lincoln Aviator Black Label, front-row seat ... A plug-in hybrid system in the Aviator Grand Touring was last offered for 2023, but we don’t miss it; ...

2021 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring Black Label Zac Palmer The 2024 Lincoln Aviator will not be available with a plug-in hybrid drivetrain, a spokesman for the brand confirmed.

Lincoln didn't mention any mechanical changes for the 2022 Aviator, so expect powertrains to carry over. Most versions get a twin-turbo 3.0-liter V-6 producing 400 hp and 415 lb-ft of torque.

Pricing for 2025 Lincoln Aviator Premiere starts at $58,495. Search. News; ... while Reserve models will get 22-inch black rims. ... 2025 Lincoln Aviator Black Label Special Edition Package in ...

Lincoln's Aviator finally has a price, ... Lincoln Aviator starts at $52,195; plug-in hybrid from $69,895. ... while the high-end Black Label trim will start at $78,790.

After meeting the production preview version of the 2020 Lincoln Aviator in 
 March, we got up close with the real thing ahead of the 2018 Los Angeles 
 Auto Show. Here's what we thought.

The 2020 Lincoln Aviator takes flight at the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show. Lincoln's latest SUV packs a 450-horsepower plug-in hybrid powertrain and numerous new tech features and driver aids. The ...

Lincoln Motor Co.'s Aviator crossover — which executives and dealers expect will become the brand's best-seller — will start at $52,195, including shipping.. The gasoline version of the three ...

The Lincoln Aviator has debuted at the Los Angeles Auto Show as a new midsize luxury sport utility slotting underneath the larger Navigator as a three-row SUV. Based on the Ford Explorer’s ...

Yet even after the initial charge was exhausted, the Grand Touring’s fuel economy was better than I expected. Here, our decision to skip the long road trip likely paid off; instead of 1,600 miles of ...