The concept car from Lincoln is the first in a string of new EVs set to enter the company’s portfolio by 2025
Lincoln has unveiled its Star Concept at an event held in Los Angeles. A futuristic electric five door, the car expresses an evolution of the company’s “Quiet Flight” design language that will form the basis of further models to come.
“Electrification is removing many traditional vehicle design constraints, allowing us to reimagine what a vehicle can be,” said Anthony Lo, chief design officer, Ford. “The Lincoln Star is a study of experiences and themes that push the boundaries of Lincoln design – and it’s just the start.”
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