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Lincoln Electric & Hybrid Vehicles for Sale in Montgomery, AL

Luxury is going electric, and for many Montgomery-area drivers, a Lincoln with an electrified powertrain may provide one of the best answers to how to balance power, comfort and fuel efficiency. Lincoln's electrified models, whether it's a hybrid or a plug-in hybrid, are designed to adapt to daily driving schedules.

Shoppers at Stivers Lincoln of Montgomery are invited to take a closer look at our available electrified models, exploring which system best suits your driving routine. A conventional hybrid may be a smart choice for those who drive around Montgomery frequently in stop-and-go traffic, while a plug-in hybrid is ideal for those who have home charging access and frequently run shorter trips.

Understand Lincoln's Electrified Powertrains

There are various types of electrified cars. A conventional hybrid car such as the Lincoln Nautilus Hybrid consists of both a gasoline engine and an electric motor, with the battery being charged through braking. It means that one will not need to charge the conventional hybrid car.

The new vehicle features a 2.0-liter turbocharged hybrid engine that provides up to 285 horsepower with the fuel efficiency of 29 city/31 highway mpg as per the EPA estimates. The plug-in hybrid (PHEV) car can operate using the electric motor as well as with the use of gasoline engines like the Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring model. For the plug-in hybrid car, the battery of the car will be charged by an external charging station. The Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring has a 2.5-liter plug-in hybrid engine that produces 266 horsepower with an EPA-estimated range of 27 miles.

Which Electrified Lincoln Fits Your Routine?

Lincoln Nautilus Hybrid

The midsize Lincoln Nautilus Hybrid sedan features seating for five and a spacious interior perfect for family use or for those who appreciate an executive feel behind the wheel, even during commutes through Montgomery.

This hybrid system works well if you often find yourself stuck in traffic. The Nautilus can smoothly switch between electric and gasoline power to maximize efficiency in these scenarios, with the convenience of a gas engine when long-distance travel is needed. The Nautilus also packs plenty of luxurious touches, with plenty of cargo room, upscale seats, lots of advanced technology features – including an available 48-inch panoramic display – and the familiar smooth, quiet ride you'd expect from Lincoln.

Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring

The compact Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring utilizes plug-in hybrid technology, providing a more nimble option with electric propulsion capabilities. This model uses a 2.5-liter gasoline engine, an electric motor, and offers a combined output of 266 hp.

Driving the Corsair on electric power only for shorter trips can result in near-zero fuel consumption around town, provided the battery is charged. The gasoline engine will take over for longer journeys, or if the electric charge is depleted. For a more city-friendly drive with the benefit of plug-in efficiency, the Corsair’s smaller stature makes it agile in crowded parking lots and narrow streets.

What Electrification Means for Montgomery Drivers

Given the driving requirements on a daily basis in Montgomery, Alabama – it may involve anything from city driving to commuting via highways to going on long drives – your driving habits will play a crucial role in helping you choose between a hybrid or a plug-in hybrid model by Lincoln.

If you are doing city driving or short trips, and you have access to charging facilities, where the vehicle will be parked overnight, then going for a plug-in hybrid like the Corsair can be a wise choice because of the benefit of electric drive that you get. For others who go for long trips and don’t have access to charging stations, a hybrid like the Nautilus is ideal because of its excellent mileage capabilities.

Technology and Comfort Remain Part of the Package

Regardless of whether you go for the hybrid or plug-in hybrid variant, you will not be compromising the luxury elements that you associate with a Lincoln. Some of the available luxuries include heated and cooled seats, premium audio packages, panoramic sunroofs, advanced touchscreens, and even the optional BlueCruise hands-free driving system.

Other driver assistance packages also add to the safety and comfort of the ride; however, availability may differ by model and trim levels. There’s no better place than Stivers Lincoln of Montgomery to compare all the different types of Lincolns and find out which one with its electrical options is best for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Lincoln hybrid and a plug-in hybrid?

The main difference between a standard hybrid and a plug-in hybrid is the size of the battery. Plug-in hybrids have a much larger battery that can be charged to drive for a certain range of electricity alone. However, most of the time, the owner will be driving on the gas engine. Lincoln's Nautilus Hybrid is a standard hybrid while the Corsair Grand Touring is a plug-in hybrid. The Nautilus Hybrid is a gasoline-electric vehicle while the Corsair Grand Touring can run on electricity for a certain range. The choice between a standard hybrid or plug-in hybrid at Stivers Lincoln of Montgomery mostly boils down to the customer's driving habits.

Which Lincoln electrified model is better for commuting?

It depends on the commuting distance of the buyer. In this case, the Nautilus Hybrid can be the perfect hybrid vehicle for people who need a mid-size luxury SUV but want something with a hybrid powertrain. However, for people with shorter commutes that have the option to charge their vehicle at home, the Corsair Grand Touring can be the perfect option. The buyer should consider their average distance driven, charging opportunity, and if they carry multiple passengers in their vehicle when considering which hybrid is better for commuting. Both of these electrified Lincoln models offer luxury, but they have very different powertrains and sizes.

How far can the Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring go on electricity?

The range of the Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring when running on electric power alone is about 27 miles. However, there are various factors that could affect the range of this model including weather conditions, road condition, driving patterns, traffic, number of passengers, and use of climate control functions. It is known that the Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring is a plug-in hybrid model which implies that the vehicle has both gas and electric engines. This allows it to run even when the battery is out of power. This is different from a standard battery electric vehicle. For a buyer in Montgomery with a short commute, the Corsair Grand Touring can offer plenty of opportunities to utilize the electricity range.

Do Lincoln hybrid vehicles need special charging?

A standard Lincoln hybrid does not need to be plugged in as the gas engine can recharge the battery. Therefore, the owner only needs to fill up the gas tank to keep the hybrid running. A plug-in hybrid such as the Corsair Grand Touring has a larger battery that needs to be charged by plugging the vehicle into an outlet. Therefore, the buyer should be aware of where they can plug in their vehicle when considering buying a PHEV such as the Corsair Grand Touring. A buyer in Montgomery can work with the team at Stivers Lincoln of Montgomery to better understand the hybrid or plug-in hybrid options and their differences.

Are hybrid Lincoln SUVs good for families?

It depends on the size of the family as the Nautilus Hybrid is the only Lincoln hybrid with seating for five. The Nautilus Hybrid offers seating for five with generous amounts of room while the Corsair Grand Touring offers less room in the back but is a more compact vehicle. Therefore, a family considering a hybrid should think about their seating and cargo needs and compare them to the distance they drive and if they are interested in a standard hybrid or plug-in hybrid. By visiting Stivers Lincoln of Montgomery, a family can see for themselves the options for hybrid-electrified Lincoln SUVs and see what vehicle would serve their family's needs best.