2018 Lincoln Navigator vs 2016 Concept: Differences side-by-side

by Derek Fung

The fourth-generation (U554) Lincoln Navigator is very clearly based on the 2016 concept car, see how much they differ by in this side-by-side comparison.

Navigator

Concept

Clearly the concept and production vehicles are very closely related. The production car has slightly larger headlights and air intake apertures.

Navigator

Concept

The biggest difference along the sides is that the concept has frameless glass windows, and no door handles for a cleaner look.

Navigator

Concept

Oh, and the production car has regular doors, while the concept vehicle has large one-piece gullwing units on each side, and a motorised three-step access system.

Navigator

Concept

At the rear, the production car has taller tail-lights.

Navigator

Concept

Both the production and concept cars have minimalist, spartan and very European interiors, but the concept car is just a little bit more so. Note the stylised wing mirrors and two-spoke steering wheel.

Navigator

Concept

The Navigator, like the Continental has Perfect Position Seats that look and feel like a comfy lounge. Obviously the concept's are a little more so, but the difference isn't huge.

Navigator

Concept

In the middle row, both the concept and production Navigators have similar seats.

Navigator

Concept

It's only in the third row that the production Navigator reverts to a regular set of seats, while the concept keeps the luxury level at nine-and-three-quarters.