The 2022 Lincoln Navigator Starts From $78,005, Just Five Bucks More Than in 2021

• Pricing for the 2022 Lincoln Navigator is here.
• The base model costs just $5 more than last year.
• Black Label prices jump to well over $100,000.

Stepping up to the RWD Reserve model will cost you $4,555 more than it did last year, with a new starting price of $88,340. The drivers behind the added cost include ventilated second-row seats and Lincoln’s new ActiveGlide technology. Similar to parent company Ford's BlueCruise tech, ActiveGlide allows for hands-free driving on certain highways (check out our story on Ford BlueCruise for more information on how that system works). Adding 4WD to the standard-length Reserve takes the price up to $91,040. Like the base Navigator, the long-wheelbase version is available for Reserve models and starts from $91,370 for RWD and $94,065 for 4WD.

Once again, the Black Label tops the trim ladder; it also gets the biggest price jump from 2021. Last year, the Black Label started at $99,950, but for 2021 the starting price jumps by over $4,000, to $104,275. As with the Reserve, the price increase for Black Label models is due to the new ActiveGlide system and other additional features that debut on the 2022 Navigator. The Black Label L is also available and starts from $107,320.

Edmunds says

The Navigator is one of our favorite full-size SUVs on the market right now, and it’s still easy to recommend despite a price jump for 2022.