If you are shopping the Lincoln SUV lineup by size, the order from smallest to largest is the Corsair Hybrid, Nautilus, Aviator, and Navigator. For 2027, that means moving from a compact two-row luxury SUV at 181.4 inches long, to a midsize two-row Nautilus at 193.2 inches, to a three-row Aviator at 199.7 inches, and finally to the full-size Navigator at 210 inches in standard form or 221.9 inches in Navigator L form. That spread gives Lincoln shoppers a clear path whether they want something city-friendly, family-ready, or built for maximum passenger and cargo room. You can also browse our current luxury SUVs for sale in Bakersfield to compare available options at Jim Burke Lincoln.
The Corsair Hybrid: Lincoln’s Smallest SUV
The Corsair remains Lincoln’s smallest SUV, but the model has received an important update for 2027. The new Corsair Hybrid now comes standard with a full hybrid powertrain and all-wheel drive. Its turbocharged 2.0-liter hybrid system produces 305 combined horsepower, giving shoppers a more powerful and efficient alternative to the previous gas and plug-in-hybrid lineup.
At 181.4 inches long, the Corsair Hybrid remains the most compact vehicle in Lincoln’s SUV family. Its smaller footprint makes it easy to maneuver through traffic, parking lots, and tighter city streets while still providing seating for five. With the rear seats folded, it offers up to 57.6 cubic feet of cargo room for groceries, luggage, strollers, and other everyday gear.
The 2027 Corsair Hybrid also adds modern technology and upscale touches that help distinguish it from ordinary compact SUVs. Lincoln BlueCruise is included for four years, while available features include Perfect Position 24-way front seats with Active Motion massage, a panoramic Vista Roof, and a Revel audio system. For singles, couples, and smaller families who want an easier-to-manage SUV without giving up Lincoln luxury, the Corsair Hybrid is the natural starting point.
Shoppers interested in electrified options can also browse our Lincoln hybrid SUVs for sale.
The Nautilus: A Midsize Luxury SUV
The Nautilus lands in the middle of the lineup and remains a strong choice for luxury SUV shoppers who want substantially more room than the Corsair without moving into a three-row vehicle. At 193.2 inches long, it seats five and provides a roomy second row, making it a comfortable fit for commuting, family trips, and longer drives throughout California.
The 2027 Nautilus continues to stand out for its available hybrid powertrain and technology-focused interior. Its available turbocharged hybrid system produces 310 combined horsepower, while all-wheel drive comes standard. Inside, the wide 48-inch panoramic display works with the Lincoln Digital Experience to put vehicle information, navigation, entertainment, and other functions across the dashboard in a way that feels distinctly modern.
Cargo space is another Nautilus strength. Depending on configuration, it offers up to 71.3 cubic feet of cargo capacity with the rear seats folded. For 2027, Lincoln has also refreshed the Nautilus with updated exterior details, new wheel choices, additional interior colors, and new Lincoln Black Label themes. It remains an appealing middle ground for buyers who want plenty of passenger and cargo space without needing a third row.
The Aviator: A Three-Row Luxury SUV
The Aviator is where Lincoln’s SUV lineup begins to lean more heavily into family duty. At 199.7 inches long, it is noticeably larger than the Nautilus and adds three rows of seating. Depending on configuration, the Aviator can accommodate six passengers with second-row captain’s chairs or up to seven with an available second-row bench.
For 2027, the Aviator continues to use a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 producing up to 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque. When properly equipped, it can tow up to 5,000 pounds. Rear-wheel drive is available, with all-wheel drive offered for drivers who want additional traction. Lincoln also includes an adaptive suspension, while an available Air Glide Suspension can further tailor the ride to changing road conditions.
The Aviator balances those performance capabilities with useful cargo space. It provides 16.5 cubic feet behind the third row, 39.9 cubic feet behind the second row, and up to 75.9 cubic feet with both rear rows folded. The current model also features Lincoln Digital Experience technology, available Perfect Position front seats with massage, and Lincoln BlueCruise hands-free highway driving technology. For families that need three rows but do not necessarily need a full-size SUV, the Aviator offers a useful blend of luxury, passenger flexibility, and manageable dimensions.
The Navigator: The Largest Lincoln SUV
The Navigator sits at the top of the Lincoln SUV range as the brand’s largest and most spacious model. The 2027 Navigator measures 210 inches long in standard form, while the extended-length Navigator L stretches to 221.9 inches. Depending on seating configuration, it can accommodate up to eight passengers, making it the most practical Lincoln SUV for larger families or drivers who regularly carry a full cabin.
Lincoln continues to position the Navigator as its flagship SUV, and its performance reflects that role. A twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 produces 440 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque and is paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Properly equipped four-wheel-drive models can tow up to 8,700 pounds, giving the Navigator the capability to handle boats, trailers, and other recreational equipment.
The Navigator also provides the greatest cargo capacity in the Lincoln lineup. Standard-wheelbase models offer up to 107 cubic feet behind the first row, while the Navigator L expands maximum cargo space to 121.6 cubic feet. The standard Navigator provides 22.9 cubic feet behind the third row, while the Navigator L increases that figure to 37.4 cubic feet.
Inside, the Navigator surrounds passengers with technology and comfort features designed to reinforce its flagship status. Highlights include a 48-inch panoramic display, Lincoln Digital Experience, available 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio, Lincoln Rejuvenate, and available Digital Scent. If maximum passenger space, cargo capacity, towing capability, and luxury are priorities, the Navigator is the largest and most capable choice in the Lincoln SUV family.
Choosing the Right Lincoln SUV for Your Needs
The best Lincoln SUV comes down to how much space you need and how you use your vehicle every day. The Corsair Hybrid is the easiest to maneuver and now combines its compact footprint with standard hybrid power and all-wheel drive. The Nautilus gives five-passenger households significantly more room while adding an available hybrid and one of the most distinctive technology setups in the lineup.
The Aviator is the natural step up for families that need a third row but still want the proportions and driving character of a midsize luxury SUV. The Navigator is the choice for shoppers who need maximum seating, cargo space, towing capability, or simply want Lincoln’s flagship SUV experience.
Experience the Lincoln SUV Lineup Today
Lincoln gives each of its SUVs a distinct place in the lineup while maintaining the comfort, quietness, and upscale design the brand is known for. From the compact Corsair Hybrid to the spacious Navigator L, shoppers can choose a vehicle based on how much passenger room, cargo capacity, and capability they actually need.
At Jim Burke Lincoln, our team can help you compare the Corsair Hybrid, Nautilus, Aviator, and Navigator in person so you can decide which size feels right for your lifestyle. Browse our current inventory online or visit our Bakersfield dealership to experience the Lincoln SUV lineup for yourself.