LINCOLN HYBRID VEHICLES
Lincoln Hybrid vehicles offer you the power of choice.
Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring model shown. Available at Lincoln EV-certified Retailers only.
Some models, trims and features may not be available. Please contact your Lincoln Retailer for updates and assistance.
CHOOSE YOUR LINCOLN HYBRID SUV
2024 LINCOLN CORSAIR® GRAND TOURING SUV1
This plug-in hybrid electric vehicle includes a 2.5L Atkinson-cycle I-4 engine.
1Available at Lincoln EV-certified retailers only.
2024 LINCOLN NAUTILUS® HYBRID SUV2
Every model in the all-new 2024 Lincoln Nautilus lineup has an available hybrid powertrain.
2Available spring 2024.
ELECTRIC VEHICLE TYPES
HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE (HEV)
When you apply the brakes in a conventional vehicle, kinetic energy is lost due to friction. During braking in a hybrid, however, regenerative braking recovers a portion of this energy, sending it back to the battery to be stored for later use.
PLUG-IN HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE (PHEV)
Lincoln Grand Touring models* give you the option of choosing how to best use your vehicle's electric power. Select the Pure EV drive mode for electric-only driving or select the Preserve EV drive
*Available at Lincoln EV-certified retailers only.
TWO DRIVE MODES TO MANAGE YOUR CHARGE
THE POWER OF YOUR CHOOSING
Two additional drive modes in the Grand Touring model let you choose how best to use your vehicle's electric power. Select the Preserve EV drive mode for hybrid performance using both engine and electric motor or Pure EV for electric-only driving. Both modes provide a smooth driving experience on city streets and highways.
CONVENIENT CHARGING
CHARGING AT HOME
Plug in to luxury. The Grand Touring* charger features a Mobile Power Cord and intuitive light ring to convey the current level of charge. The Lincoln Corsair® Grand Touring is capable of charging on a 120V outlet or a 240V outlet. A light ring surrounding the charge port shows you the charge status at a glance. Don't have a dedicated 240V outlet at home? Contact a professional licensed electrician for installation.
*Available at Lincoln EV-certified retailers only.
CHARGING STATIONS
In addition to at home, your electric battery can be charged at thousands of public charging stations across the U.S. Plus, you're backed by a gas engine that keeps you moving when plug-in charging isn't an option. Indulge in peace of mind. Lincoln plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are engineered to run on electric battery power, gasoline engine power or a balanced combination of both.
FIND A CHARGING STATION NEAR YOU
The network of North American charging stations is robust and growing every day. You can find the nearest station using the Lincoln Way® App.* When using the app, be sure to apply the filter to find locations that offer alternating current (AC) charging. Currently, Lincoln plug-in hybrid vehicles cannot accept a direct current (DC) charge.
*Lincoln Way App, compatible with select smartphone platforms, is available via a download. Message and data rates may apply.
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These plug-in hybrid electric (PHEV) models combine the power of a gas engine with advanced battery-powered technology to deliver an effortless, exhilarating drive.
Yes, depending on where you live, your personal tax situation and vehicle configuration, you may qualify for federal, state and city tax incentives for driving an all-electric vehicle.*
*Please consult with your own tax or legal professional to determine your individual eligibility. Tax credit amount is based on vehicle-specific component sourcing and assembly and may be subject to change. You may not claim the credit if (1) your adjusted gross income exceeds certain thresholds or (2) the MSRP of the vehicle, as configured, exceeds $80,000 (including all optional equipment attached to the vehicle at the time of delivery to the dealer, but excluding destination charges, optional items added by the dealer, taxes and fees). The federal tax credit is a potential future tax savings. The amount of your tax savings will depend on your individual tax circumstances. Incentives and additional rebates are not within Lincoln’s control. This information does not constitute tax or legal advice. For additional information, go to https://www.afdc.energy.gov/laws/409.
Many states do offer incentives for the purchase or lease of a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle. Visit afdc.energy.gov/laws/recent for more information.
Yes, many states and local municipalities offer special access and/or reduced tolls for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. Visit afdc.energy.gov for state-by-state information.
Lincoln plug-in hybrid electric vehicles offer the best of both worlds, combining gas and electric to offer powerful performance. Preserve EV mode allows you to power your vehicle using gas while actively recharging your battery, and Pure EV mode allows you to drive using only electricity, seamlessly engaging your hybrid gas engine should your power demands exceed electric capability.
You can charge at home using a dedicated 120V or 240V electric outlet or at thousands of charging stations in the U.S. When locating a charging location, be sure to identify those that offer alternating current (AC) charging. Currently, Lincoln plug-in hybrid models cannot accept a direct current (DC) charge. Have to leave in a hurry? The combination of gas and electric systems means your Lincoln plug-in hybrid electric vehicle is always road-ready.
Lincoln plug-in hybrid electric vehicles offer all the advantages of a gas-powered engine with added perks, including potentially fewer trips to the fuel pump, smooth, quiet acceleration and additional drive modes. The purchase of a PHEV may also qualify you to receive additional benefits, including potential federal income tax credits and access to some high-occupancy vehicle lanes.
Lincoln Grand Touring models utilize the standard J1772 connector and are compatible with thousands of third-party charging stations across the nation.
You will need a grounded and dedicated 15- or 20-amp AC breaker serving a grounded three-prong outlet for proper charging. Failure to have a dedicated line, other appliances on the line, using an extension cord with the charger, using a surge protector or adding a timer and other adapters can result in electric shock, fire and/or repeated breaker trips. If you do not have a dedicated line, contact a professional licensed electrician for proper installation.