Lincoln Star Concept is a futuristic luxury American car that flaunts its shape and technology

 The Lincoln Star Concept, which represents a futuristic American luxury car class that flaunts its shape and technology, has officially appeared, paving the way for all-new Lincoln cars. As Lincoln begins its second century under Ford's leadership, it looks to the future of all-electric vehicles with the all-new Star Concept SUV. While this new concept isn't officially planned as a future production Lincoln product, the sleek new crossover will be the "dynamic, captivating new face" of the future at Lincoln. A futuristic American luxury concept car places great emphasis on comfort, convenience and a host of next-generation features as the brand moves to bring its entire range to life. For those of you who don't know, last year Lincoln had its best year in global sales since nearly the turn of the century, and now it's going to use that success to plan ahead as more than half of all new car sales by the end of 2026 will be all-electric models. To keep pace with high sales over the next few years, the American luxury car maker, Lincoln, will introduce three new all-electric vehicles by 2025, with a fourth to follow by the end of 2026, and Star Concept design hints at what we can expect in production Lincoln electric vehicles

As Anthony Lo, Ford's new chief designer, said: “Electricity removes many of the limitations of traditional automobile design, allowing us to reimagine what a car could be like, and the Lincoln Star is a study of the experiences and themes that drive Lincoln's design frontiers for the future are just the beginning.” The Lincoln Star Concept is a futuristic American luxury car that is bolder and more solid than many competing offerings we've seen in the past few months, and it also places a heavy emphasis on interior comfort, something Lo hinted at in a recent interview.

As we can see, the front and rear seat areas have been divided by color in Star Concept, the rear seats tend to design the lobby with a wraparound design and individual legrests, there is even a cooler for drinks in the back seat, in the front the huge panoramic screen floating from side to side does not include the infotainment Not only does it include driver information display. At the heart of the spacious interior is the brand's electric battery architecture which allows designers to be even more creative while utilizing the space above the battery pack itself. According to Lincoln, the architecture uses either rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive that is in line with similar vehicles in Ford.