The 2025 Lincoln Corsair benefits from a few changes to its exterior color lineup, adding two new colors to its options while leaving one behind. Ford Authority shows you all of the colors available on the luxury crossover below, including pricing and availability.
Asher Gray Metallic Clearcoat
Whisper Blue Metallic Clearcoat
Harbor Gray Metallic Clearcoat
Infinite Black Metallic
Crystal White Metallic Clearcoat
Pristine White Metallic
Red Carpet Metallic Tinted Clearcoat
There are seven unique exterior paint colors offered on the 2025 Lincoln Corsair, and the good news is they’re all available on all three trims – that is, Premiere, Reserve, and Grand Touring models. Of those, only one is no cost: Infinite Black Metallic Clearcoat (paint code UM).
The rest of the colors cost $750 apiece. This includes Pristine White Metallic Tri-Coat (AZ), Red Carpet Metallic Tinted Clearcoat (D4), Whisper Blue Metallic Clearcoat (K1), and Asher Gray Metallic Clearcoat (M7). Harbor Gray Metallic Clearcoat (T9) and Crystal White Metallic Clearcoat (A3), both new colors for the 2025 model year, are also $750 options.
Meanwhile, two colors are no longer offered on the Corsair as of the 2025 model year. This includes Silver Radiance and Ceramic Pearl Metallic Tri-Coat, both of which were built out when production of the 2024 model year concluded.
Aside from the aforementioned changes to the exterior color lineup, the 2025 Lincoln Corsair does not feature any groundbreaking changes compared to its outgoing 2024 model year counterpart. As a reminder, the Corsair underwent a midcycle refresh for the 2023 model year, gaining Sync 4 and Ford BlueCruise (then called Lincoln ActiveGlide) semi-autonomous driver assist features, along with refreshed styling both inside and out. Ford Authority also compiled a list of all packages offered on the 2025 Corsair.
However, for the 2025 model year, the Corsair loses Active Park Assist 2.0, which was previously available on the luxury crossover. To make up for this, though, it does gain subscription benefits that weren’t previously offered. The Corsair still gets a one-year trial for Lincoln Premium Connectivity, but now offers four years of Alexa Built-In.
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Say for the red and arguably the blue, the offerings are more “shades” rather than “colors”. What happened to the greens, golds, deeper reds, purples, copper, and all the rest of the rainbow? I mean if a manufacturer is going to force feed the buying public CUVs and SUVs instead of luxurious highway cruisers (aka sedan, coupes, long roofs), shouldn’t they at least have a choice of color?