2025 Lincoln Corsair Plug-in Hybrid

The Corsair's low starting price is one of its few standout qualities alongside its sleek and sophisticated design. The little Lincoln has one the lowest starting prices in its class, only beaten by the Buick Envision. It's priced closer to a smaller subcompact luxury SUV or a fully loaded non-luxury SUV like a Honda CR-V. The Corsair's attractive starting price doesn't mean Lincoln skimped on standard features. The base Premiere model comes well equipped with a large 13.2-inch center touchscreen, a 12.3-inch digital instrument panel, heated front seats and synthetic leather upholstery. Better yet, it also includes a large package of advanced driver aids including adaptive cruise control and front and rear automatic braking.

There's no shortage of small luxury SUVs to consider because it's one of the largest segments. The well-equipped and comfortable Corsair is a worthy choice, but you should consider some of its rivals. The impressive Genesis GV70, the plush Mercedes-Benz GLC and the refreshed-for-2025 Acura RDX are some of our top-performing small luxury SUVs. They have more to offer than the Corsair but cost more. BMW completely redesigned the X3 for 2025 too, and we expect it to be very competitive. The Lexus NX is another solid choice that includes hybrid options, while the Buick Envision is a budget-friendly alternative.