There are plenty of ways to option out the 2025 Lincoln Corsair, and Ford Authority has already outlined a few of them, like its wealth of packages, wheel options, and the engines it has on offer. This time, we’re outlining what audio systems are available inside the luxury crossover, including how to get each one.
Lincoln Premium Audio System
The most basic audio setup – if you can even call it “basic” – is the Lincoln Premium Audio System, which is standard on the 2025 Lincoln Corsair Premiere I, Reserve I, Reserve II, Grand Touring I, and Grand Touring II trims. This setup includes a nine-speaker system, along with AM/FM radio capabilities and a three-month complimentary Sirius XM subscription. Note that service will automatically stop at the end of that subscription period unless the owner decides to continue paying for it themselves.
Revel Audio System
The 2025 Lincoln Corsair Reserve III and Grand Touring III each feature the Revel Audio System. This setup boasts 14 speakers including a subwoofer, and includes HD Radio capabilities, along with AM/FM radio, satellite radio, and MP3.
Note that both audio systems support wireless phone connectivity via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which are bundled into the Sync 4 system that is standard on all 2025 Lincoln Corsair models. This system is operated by a 13.2-inch LCD touchscreen with swipe capabilities, and also offers AppLink, a digital owner’s manual, and Conversational Voice Command Recognition.
Prospective buyers of the 2025 Lincoln Corsair should note that the luxury crossover lost Active Park Assist 2.0, along with two exterior colors from its lineup, although these were subsequently replaced by two new ones known as Harbor Gray Metallic Clearcoat and Crystal White Metallic Clearcoat.
The luxury crossover also gains subscription benefits that weren’t previously offered, though, including a one-year trial for Lincoln Premium Connectivity accompanied with four years of Alexa Built-In. Pricing for the 2025 Corsair Premiere starts at $42,055, including destination freight charges.
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