The Fully Madeover Lincoln Navigator Black Gold Edition: The Chinese Delight

It's never too late for a change, and Lincoln is proving that with the fully madeover Navigator Black Gold Edition, designed to entice Chinese customers with its allure. Alongside this, Lincoln has also revealed the pricing for the Aviator and Navigator.

Positioned just below the iconic limited-edition Navigator One trim, the Black Gold Edition boasts a substantial 222.7-inch long bodywork and a comfortable 7-seater layout. The grille, LED highlights, and turbine-inspired 22-inch alloy wheels all wear the distinguished Presidential Edition Trim.

Inside, luxurious front seats offer 30-way electric adjustments and five different massage functions for ultimate comfort.

Moving to the second row, independent captain seats provide heating, ventilation, and massaging services, all controllable via a 5.8-inch touchscreen on the armrest.

The trim also includes a Revel Ultima audio system with an astonishing 28 speakers and a 2.0 Lincoln CoPilot360 suite, offering Level 2+ autonomous capability.

While there are no mechanical upgrades, the Black Gold Edition is powered by the same twin-turbo 3.5-liter V6 found in the rest of the Navigator range. This engine produces 410 HP and around 680 Nm of torque, delivering power to all four wheels through a 10-speed automatic gearbox, in collaboration with an electronic limited-slip differential on the rear axle.

In addition to the grand debut of the Navigator Black Gold, Lincoln also announced price reductions for its two iconic SUVs. The Lincoln Navigator now ranges between $137,556 and $171,673 USD, while the Aviator is priced between $63,342 and $104,232 USD. As for other Lincoln lineup models like the Z sedan, Nautilus, and Corsair SUVs, their pricing remains unchanged.