The 2022 Lincoln Navigator still not listed on Lincoln at the time of writing, but Ford Agency speak it has a price tag – you won’t be surprised to hear it is higher than in 2021 Navigator. Standard Navigator 2022 establishes a baseline with an MSRP of $76,710, or $78,405 with destination, a fraction of the surcharge just $5 higher than last year. After that, the premium for technology and feature updates offered to the new Navigator quickly climbs except in the case of the Standard L stretched out in rear-wheel drive guise. That cut is $200 off its MSRP, a $200 increase overall due to the updated destination fees, totaling $81,400.
Navigator 2022 prices and their differences from last year are:
- Standard: $78,405 ($5)
- Standard L: $81,400 ($200)
- Storage: $89,100 ($4,955)
- Reserve L: $91,770 ($4,760)
- Standard 4WD: $81,405 ($735)
- L 4WD standard: $84,400 ($ .)530)
- Reserve 4WD: $91,440 ($1,760)
- Reserve L 4WD: $94,465 ($4,785)
- 4WD Black Label: $104,675 ($4,725)
- Black Label L 4WD: $107,720 ($4,570)
All Navigations will benefit from Lincoln Enhance, the brand name for Lincoln’s over-the-air software updates, and improved Amazon Alexa integration that can respond with more natural language. Significant increase on Reserve and Black Label payouts for ActiveGlide and CoPilot360 2.0. ActiveGlide is an advanced driver assistance technology that enables hands-free highway driving (called BlueCruise on Fords) if the appropriate conditions are met. Using adaptive cruise control with stop and go, lane centering and traffic sign recognition, the system can be activated on more than 130,000 miles of divided highways in North America. To help ensure hands-free mode doesn’t turn into inattention, ActiveGlide monitors the driver’s head and eye position with a camera facing the driver.
Lincoln Co-Pilot360 2.0 integrates more ADAS such as forward collision warning, pedestrian and dynamic detection brake assistance, and for 2022 add Active Sense 2.0 Crossing and Parking Assist.
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