2025 Lincoln Navigator was treated to a substantial redesign. As part of those updates, it gained a few new colors, including Gray Mist Metallic Tri-Coat. Ford Authority is taking a look at the 2025 Navigator Reserve painted in the all-new color, and we’re outlining what the Reserve trim has to offer while we’re at it.
Gray Mist Metallic is a $750 option exclusive to the 2025 Lincoln Navigator Reserve, which represents the full-size luxury SUV’s entry-level model. Even so, it features a long list of equipment. That includes body color bumpers all around, framing the Satin Chrome Mesh grille with Satin Aluminum Open Jewel accents. The Lincoln Embrace feature activates the lights in a welcome pattern that lights up as the driver approaches, with Dynamic Signature Lighting that fades on and off, illuminated door handles, and the Lincoln logo welcome mat.
The 2025 Navigator Reserve also gets bright beltline molding and is topped with satin aluminum roof rails without crossbars. Its door handles feature a body-c0lor bezel with black accents, and it also features power Ebony-painted running boards. It also features the Panoramic Vista Roof, and chrome accent badges on the fenders and doors. 22-inch Dark Tarnished aluminum wheels with Bright Machined Finish rest in all four corners, wrapped in 22-inch BSW all-season tires.
Unique rear lighting signatures are present out back, including LED backup lights, a rear applique, taillamps, and license plate lighting. Another notable feature is the Power Split Gate, which opens on approach to make loading and unloading a breeze.
Inside, the 2025 Lincoln Navigator Reserve features the massive 48-inch panoramic display spanning the entire width of the dash, coupled with an 11.1-inch center touchscreen, enough to make good use of the new Lincoln Digital Experience software. Pano Mode enables users to play video or gaming apps on either side of the panoramic display when the SUV is in park, and drivers can create their own profiles that are stored via the key fob or smartphone.
Four years of Lincoln Premium Connectivity is included as standard, while Lincoln Rejuvenate offers a multisensory experience designed to reduce stress and enhance relaxation by reclining the seat, activating the massage function, and filling the cabin with subtle aromatherapy.
While it did gain a few new colors, the 2025 Navigator loses five others. It also offers a handful of optional packages, as reported by Ford Authority, along with a selection of wheels. The lineup is more expensive than its 2024 model year counterpart, and the priciest Navigator can run well over $134,000 – although that’s for the Black Label trim. The Reserve starts at $99,995.
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