On April 21, Beijing time, Lincoln brand's first pure electric concept car Lincoln Star (Lincoln Star) completed its global debut, based on the car to build a mass production version of the model will be the lincoln brand's first pure electric vehicle. The car is positioned as a mid-size SUV, which means that this model is likely to replace the Navigator in the future.
Judging from the official picture, the exterior design of the Lincoln Lincoln Star concept car is very bold, the front face adopts a completely enclosed shape, and is dotted with a large number of light sources, weakening the existence of the headlight group, which looks very sci-fi. Now the house decoration is popular without main light design, it seems that the same is applicable in the automotive industry, but this design concept should not continue to the mass production version.
The rear shape is also quite chic, with a very angular tail that creates a sense of sportiness, and the white taillights that run through make it very recognizable. As a pure electric model, the Lincoln Lincoln Star concept car has both a front and a trunk, and the rear cover can also be used as a seat when the tailgate is opened, enriching the daily use needs of users.
In terms of interior, the Lincoln Lincoln Star Concept car maintains a minimalist design concept, and the straight center console is equipped with a large through-screen, and the technology atmosphere is directly full. It is worth mentioning that in order to uphold the concept of environmental protection, the Lincoln Lincoln Star Concept car uses more advanced environmentally friendly materials in the car to replace the traditional leather and chrome materials, without any reduction in comfort.
From the official planning point of view, Lincoln will launch four new pure electric SUVs by 2026, and the four models will also correspond to adventurers, navigators, pilots and navigators respectively, and will also create a new product that shares the platform with Ford Muskang Mach-E, so let's wait and see.
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