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2026
Lincoln offers a limited-time price in Beijing
A Lincoln dealership in Beijing offered a limited-time price of 239,000 yuan for the Nautilus two-wheel-drive Qihang Edition, whose official guide price was 305,800 yuan, along with gifts and a trade-in subsidy.
2026
Traditional luxury brands offer vehicle discounts in Beijing
A Beijing Lincoln dealership offered a limited-time price of 239,000 yuan for the Lincoln Nautilus two-wheel-drive Qihang Edition, alongside gifts and a trade-in subsidy. The article also reports that Lincoln, Volvo, Cadillac, BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi had models with various promotional offers at Beijing dealerships.
2026
Stingray-powered Ford and Lincoln streaming radio apps launch
Stingray announced the launch of Ford Streaming Radio and Lincoln Streaming Radio apps, which are rolling out in select Ford and Lincoln vehicles in the US and Canada.
2026
Lincoln abandons Lincoln Star trademark
Lincoln has abandoned the trademark for the Lincoln Star name, and the brand's electric-vehicle plans remain unclear, according to Ford Authority.
2026
Lincoln launches new Corsair hybrid with 2.0T plug-in hybrid system
Lincoln officially released official images of the new Corsair hybrid, based on the overseas Corsair, featuring a new 2.0-liter turbocharged hybrid system with a combined maximum output of 305 horsepower and standard intelligent all-wheel drive.
2022
Ford recalls about 200,000 vehicles over braking defects
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ordered Ford Motor Company to recall about 200,000 vehicles in the United States over braking problems affecting certain Lincoln MKZ, Ford Fusion and Ford Mustang models. Ford said owners would need to take affected cars to a dealer for no-cost repairs; the defects could leave brake lights on and, on some vehicles, allow the car to shift out of park without the driver's foot on the brake.
2022
Ford recalls about 200,000 cars over brake-light defect
Ford announced a recall of about 200,000 vehicles in the United States because a brake pedal part can disintegrate, causing brake lights to remain on and creating a crash risk. Dealers will replace the affected brake and clutch pedal bumpers; owners were to be notified by mail starting March 3.
2022
Ford announces recall of nearly 200,000 vehicles
Ford and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced a recall covering certain 2014–2015 Fusion, Lincoln MKZ and 2015 Mustang vehicles because their brake lights may not turn off; affected vehicles may also be shifted out of Park without the brake applied, increasing rollaway and crash risk. Owners will be directed to dealers for free replacement of brake pedal bumpers and clutch pedal bumpers.
2021
Ford announces planned EV and battery plant expansion
Ford announced plans for new plants in Tennessee and Kentucky to produce electric F-Series trucks and batteries for future Ford and Lincoln vehicles, with production planned to begin in 2025.
2021
Ford recalls 2020–2021 Lincoln Aviator vehicles over battery cable harness concern
Ford announced a safety recall of approximately 40,995 2020–2021 Lincoln Aviator vehicles equipped with 3.0-liter gas engines because the battery cable harness may contact the A/C compressor pulley, potentially causing a short circuit and fire. Ford said it was not aware of accidents, injuries or fires related to the concern.
2021
Ford recalls 2020–2021 Lincoln Aviators over battery-cable hazard
Ford announced a recall of 40,995 2020–2021 Lincoln Aviators equipped with a 3.0-liter petrol engine. A battery-cable wire harness may contact the A/C compressor pulley, potentially wear through its insulation and cause a short circuit or fire. Ford said it knew of no incidents related to the issue.
2021
Ford announces recalls of SUVs and trucks
Ford announced three recalls covering 850,630 SUVs and trucks. The recalls address, among other issues, a potential fire risk in certain Lincoln Aviators, a weld issue in certain F-350 Super Duty trucks, and a suspension issue in certain Ford Explorers.
2021
Karl Malone Auto Group acquires three Teague dealerships
Karl Malone Auto Group acquired three Teague vehicle franchises in El Dorado, Arkansas. The stores are now Karl Malone Toyota of El Dorado, Karl Malone Ford/Lincoln, and Karl Malone Chevrolet.
2021
Lincoln announces 2022 Adventurer update
Lincoln announced that the 2022 Adventurer would go on sale at the Chongqing auto show opening on June 12, with configuration changes including standard 12.3-inch digital instrument displays across the range.
2021
Ford recalls vehicles to check for obsolete Takata air bags
Ford issued two recalls covering more than 154,000 vehicles in North America to check for obsolete Takata air bags that can explode and hurl shrapnel. Dealers will inspect the air bag units and replace them if necessary; Ford said it was not aware of any crashes or injuries caused by the problem.
2021
Recall of certain imported 2015 Lincoln MKZ vehicles in China
Ford Motor Company (China) filed a recall plan covering 2,290 certain imported 2015 Lincoln MKZ vehicles manufactured from June 11, 2014 to February 12, 2015. The affected door-latch pawl-spring adjustment base may break after prolonged use, potentially preventing doors from locking or allowing locked doors to unlock while driving. The recall is scheduled to begin March 1, 2021, with authorized Lincoln dealers to replace the door latches free of charge.
2021
Ford and Google announce technology partnership
Ford is partnering with Google on in-car technology, including Android-powered infotainment for future Ford and Lincoln vehicles and work to improve vehicle AI and machine-learning capabilities.
2021
Ford and Google announce strategic partnership
Ford and Google announced a six-year strategic partnership to develop connected-vehicle services and capabilities. Ford also named Google Cloud its preferred cloud provider, and the companies said future Ford and Lincoln vehicles would use Android with Google apps and services beginning in 2023.
2021
Ford announces a one-week production suspension at Louisville plant
Ford announced on January 8 that some production lines at its Louisville plant, which make the Escape and Lincoln Corsair, would suspend operations for one week the following week because of a shortage of automotive chips. The suspension was expected to affect about 3,900 employees.
2020
Lincoln introduces a Black Label Special Edition package for the 2021 Navigator
Lincoln expanded the Black Label trim for its 2021 Navigator with a Special Edition Package featuring monochromatic design details. The article says customers could start ordering the option the following spring.