Revised Exterior Design

The outside design has received a significant facelift. In the 2025 model, there are many new features, including a new front grille and integrated lightbar. On the top is a tapered roofline with rails that are spread the length of the roof. At the back, the are replaced with full-width lights, mirroring the light bar at the front, giving the design balance. To add a futuristic vibe to the SUV, the badges, lights, and grille complete a welcome sequence each time the Navigator is unlocked. A feature that is a fan favorite on other luxury vehicles. Underneath, the Navigator sits on 22-inch wheels. There is also an upgrade to 24-inch if that is something that interests you.

While the new exterior design makes the car look more luxurious, it is the useful and practical features that will sell this car to families and busy professionals. One of the most valuable features of is the new and improved split gate in the cargo area. So now, instead of lifting the whole rear gate to access the cargo area behind the last row of seats, you will be able to split it and open it like the station wagons of our childhood. Once opened, the lower section can be pushed out to extend the cargo space, giving a stable surface to load heavier or longer items if needed.

Improve Infotainment System

Now, the passengers sitting in the front driver and passenger seats can benefit from a wealth of technology. Namely, a panoramic display screen that extends the full length of the dashboard and is 48 inches in size. There are plenty of widgets to choose from and an array of different modes to sample. One example is “Pano Mode". This option allows passengers to access a range of media when the vehicle is in “park.” Another cool feature is the “digital scent.” Load a scent cartridge into the armrest, and your car fills with the fragrance. Your vehicle also matches it with corresponding sounds and visuals.

While there are many on the market, the second-row passenger’s seats are always a little left behind as the front has all the high-tech features, and the back is filled with functional storage space. However, Ford has not forgotten about that middle space. Now, the second-row passengers can enjoy adjustable, heated, massaging seats with extra ventilation. It has several features, such as “power pitch and slide." This allows the seats to be moved easily with the push of a button, giving better access to the third row. So, I bet you're thinking, what about the third-row passengers? Well, they have not been forgotten about, either. There is an additional legroom, USB ports to charge your devices, and even heated seats. While they have drawn the short straw in terms of features, it is definitely an upgrade from where they were.

Overview of the all-new Lincoln Navigator

Overall, the is an exciting vehicle with thoughtful, top-of-the-range features that give the SUV an excellent balance between practical and opulent. It is sure to be as popular as previous years.

Ryan Clancy, Author at headlights.com

Ryan Clancy

Ryan Clancy is a freelance writer and blogger. With 5+ years of mechanical engineering experience, he's passionate about all things engineering and tech. He loves bringing engineering (especially mechanical) down to a level that everyone can understand. Ryan lives in Miami, and writes about everything engineering and tech at sites like Forbes, Engineering360, Clinked, MakeUseOf, Mechanical Engineering HQ, and many more.