The Navigator One, a limited-edition model made just for the Chinese market, has been unveiled by Lincoln. The One is a four-seater with a platform based on the Navigator L long-wheelbase, giving those in the back significantly more room than in a regular Navigator.
The Ford 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine that generates 440 horsepower and 691 Nm of torque powers the Lincoln Navigator One. All four wheels are driven by this engine and have a 10-speed automatic transmission.
Rear-seat passengers can now relax in a pair of captain's chairs that are covered in quilted two-tone leather, with adjustable leg rests, and can recline. Between the seats is a big central armrest that contains a tablet for controlling various features.
The Navigator One also includes a sizable TV and sound bar installed by Lincoln behind the front row. Inevitably, the inclusion of a Jian pottery tea set will increase the luxury SUV's allure to local shoppers.
The Navigator One's headliner has also been fitted with a slew of LED lights. The Lincoln's exterior has undergone several modest changes, the most noticeable of which is the two-tone silver and purple paint job. Massive 22-inch wheels in silver and black have also been added.
The range-topping SUV's price hasn't been disclosed, but Lincoln has stated that only 30 will be produced.