All-New 2023 Lincoln Corsair Debuts With Cutting-Edge Tech And A Redesigned Front End

by AutoExpert   |  13 September, 2022

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With a new exterior design and upgraded features, the 2023 Lincoln Corsair wants to become the most popular model in the brand's history. Newly refreshed crossovers will hit dealerships in early 2023. 

The 2023 Corsair's interior has also been upgraded significantly. Previously, an 8.0-inch screen protruded from the dashboard; now, a 13.2-inch screen sits in that place. It supports the Sync 4 system from Lincoln. 

Lincoln Corsair

If you choose the 2023 Lincoln Corsair with the optional Equipment Collection III package, you'll get the hands-free advanced driver assistance system ActiveGlide 1.2. It can keep a car in its lane at speeds of up to 80 mph. Automatic lane changes may be initiated by pressing the turn signal stalk. When additional cars are detected, the system will automatically steer away to establish a safer distance.

Lincoln Corsair

Optional Auto Air Refresh system is an additional new function. It utilizes a laser sensor to blend air from the outside and inside of the car. The cabin of the Corsair is now available in two additional colors: Smoked Truffle (beige) and Eternal Red (dark red).

Lincoln Corsair

The new and improved Lincoln Corsair has a bigger grille. The Reserve trim features a gloss black finish across the cabin, while the Grand Touring has a machined look that Lincoln refers to as "sundown satin metallic." Both Crystal Red and Whisper Blue are now available for the exterior of the refreshed crossover. 

Available powertrains for the 2023 Corsair include a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with 250 horsepower and a 2.5-liter plug-in hybrid with 266 horsepower. The turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine is no longer available. Front- or all-wheel drive is an option, depending on the package and engine.

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