2018 Lincoln MKT

Under the direction of parent company Ford Motor Company, Lincoln is poised to increase production of its vehicles on U.S. soil starting in 2030. The expanded production of Lincoln cars on U.S. grounds will take place slowly over the next few years. Simultaneously, Lincoln will cease imports of vehicles from other countries, particularly China. Lincoln will focus primarily on increasing production of the Lincoln Navigator and Lincoln Aviator in the US.

Recent reports suggest Lincoln might be developing an off-road-focused concept derived from the next-generation Ford Bronco. Known for its rugged body-on-frame construction, the popular Bronco remains one of the most capable SUVs available today. While Lincoln has not officially confirmed plans for a trail-ready model, the speculation has already created plenty of excitement. If production kicks off around mid-to-late 2029 as rumored, the vehicle could arrive by 2030. Below is an overview of its potential performance specs and features.

Those who appreciate versatility in a vehicle will enjoy Lincoln's new liftgate design, which makes accessing the car’s cargo space easier, safer, and more convenient. Lincoln’s new tailgate design is also shorter than traditional tailgates, which facilitates trailering, and it provides a luxurious spot to lounge.

U.S. News & World Report recently awarded the Lincoln Nautilus the title of Best Luxury Hybrid SUV. Reviewers praised the midsize SUV for its everyday practicality, refined performance, smooth ride quality, and top safety ratings. Combined with impressive modern tech, it is easy to see why the Nautilus continues to be one of Lincoln’s top-selling vehicles.