Power That Leads, Not Follows

No matter if you’re navigating your daily commute or heading out on a weekend adventure, a capable engine makes all the difference. The Lincoln Navigator and the Ford Expedition come standard with a 3.5-liter V6, but the output tells a different story.

While the Expedition offers a High-Output version of the same engine, the Lincoln Navigator delivers that performance right out of the gate—no upgrades required.

Both models pair their engines with an identical 10-speed SelectShift® automatic transmission, delivering seamless shifts and responsive performance. This feature offers the best of both worlds: automatic convenience when you want it and manual control when you need it.

Standard Control, Premium Edge

The Lincoln Navigator and the Ford Expedition offer multiple drive modes, allowing your SUV to adapt effortlessly to changing terrain or your preferred driving style. From everyday cruising to challenging off-road conditions, these selectable modes help optimize performance with the turn of a dial.

When it comes to all-surface capability, only the Lincoln Navigator includes 4-wheel drive as a standard feature. Automatically sending power to all four wheels enhances traction, stability, and control across a wide range of driving scenarios—including slippery roads and uneven terrain. On the Ford Expedition, 4-wheel drive is available with an upgrade.

Designed to Impress from Every Angle

When it comes to family-friendly SUVs, space is key. The Lincoln Navigator and the Ford Expedition deliver with their regular and extended body styles: the Lincoln Navigator and Lincoln Navigator L and the Ford Expedition and Expedition MAX. While their dimensions are nearly identical, one stands out just a bit more.

The Lincoln Navigator boasts a refreshed design, featuring a revamped hood, a bold grille with an available illuminated Lincoln Star, and a full-width LED lightbar. The rear features the standard Lincoln Split Gate, which offers added versatility and convenience. The Expedition likewise now offers a comparable split gate.

Both SUVs offer appearance packages that enhance wheel size, finishes, and other exterior details. On the topic of wheels, the Ford Expedition rides on standard 18-inch rims, while the Lincoln Navigator commands attention with 22-inch wheels as standard. Both models offer an available Panoramic Vista Roof® to flood the cabin with natural light.

Comfort Crafted from the Inside Out

Both models offer seating for up to eight and prioritize passenger comfort with standard Tri-Zone Electronic Automatic Temperature Control. However, step inside the Lincoln Navigator, and the difference in craftsmanship becomes clear. Timeless design meets modern refinement to provide standout comfort and convenience—without the need for upgrades.

Lincoln continues its legacy of luxury with premium standard and available touches such as genuine wood accents, a digital scent system, a Piano Key Shifter, symphonic chimes, and the signature Lincoln Embrace. These elevated features aren’t available in the Ford.

Plus, only the Lincoln Navigator offers available Lincoln Rejuvenate, an exclusive in-vehicle wellness experience designed to help you unwind without stepping outside. While waiting on sports practice, picking up takeout, or even just pausing between errands, you can enjoy massage, ambient lighting, scented air, soothing sounds, panoramic imagery, and climate comfort working together to reset your mood—like a spa on wheels.

Multimedia on the Move

Intuitive connectivity helps you stay in command without taking your attention off the road. The Lincoln Navigator and the Ford Expedition feature double-digit center touchscreens that let you integrate your smartphone, stream music, check messages, and more. But the Lincoln Navigator sets a new standard with its sweeping 48-inch panoramic display—double the width of the Expedition’s 24-inch display.

Shared infotainment features include:

• HD Radio™
• 5G Wi-Fi® hotspot
• Google Maps
• SiriusXM® Satellite Radio

Audiophiles will revel in the Lincoln Navigator’s standard 14-speaker Revel® Audio System and its available 28-speaker Revel® Ultima 3D Audio System. Ford offers just six speakers as standard, and even its available B&O® Unleashed Sound System by Bang & Olufsen® stops short with a max of 22 speakers, unable to match the immersive experience Lincoln delivers.

Confidence on All Sides

Whether you're flying solo or have all three rows filled, safety is always a priority when you’re behind the wheel. The engineers at Lincoln and Ford understand this, which is why the Lincoln Navigator and the Ford Expedition come equipped with a suite of advanced driver-assist technologies designed to support your awareness on the road. Similar features include:

• Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go
• Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking
• BLIS® (Blind Spot Information System)
• Cross-Traffic Alert
• Lane Keeping System
• 360-Degree Camera

While both models offer a comprehensive suite of protective technologies, the Lincoln Navigator elevates your drive with an added advantage: standard Lincoln BlueCruise. This hands-free highway system intelligently manages steering, acceleration, and braking on compatible roads, enabling you to handle extended journeys as easily as everyday commutes and arrive at your destination feeling recharged in both body and mind. Meanwhile, this system is only an available option on the Ford Expedition.