Lincoln is hoping to freshen up the mid-size Aviator SUV with front-end styling and even the most upgraded tech, all as the improvements arrive with sizable price increases, all as the entry-level Aviator Premiere trim starts up at $59,890, which shows a big jump in price, along the lines of $5,155, in comparison to the year before, and those increases show up to be more significant on higher-end models.

The mid-tier Reserve opens up at $68,890, which pumps up by $8,490 over 2024, all while the Black Label price soars up to $7,770 to $88,390. All while the Reserve and Black Label gets fitted with the Illumination Package come standard, even with adaptive LED headlights that can shift all depending on speed and road curvature, as well as an independently-illuminated Lincoln badge, as well as LED daytime running lights.

When noticing the Black Label, it offers two new colors, Whisper Blue metallic and Cenote Green. All of the Aviators will arrive standard with a heated steering wheel comes with heated and ventilated front seats.

The price for the Aviator comes up higher than any of the rivals, given that the market is competitive with the presence of the Infiniti Qx60, the Acura MDX and the Cadillac XT6.

The Aviator pricing is closer to Genesis GV80, beginning at $59,050 for the base 2.5T, which extends the price range towards $83,270 for the GV80 3.5T Prestige Signature.

Cars are constantly in need of tune-ups and upgrades to the system. So of course, the availability of the Lincoln Aviator as a car that’s been readied for the 2025 model year is all so entirely interesting. The SUV is truly a creator of convenience for many, so of course, Lincoln will want to capitalize on the growth as our society’s advancements continue onward, for the safety of the drivers operating that technology.