Lincoln MKC / Corsair Sales Figures

Lincoln Corsair

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Lincoln Corsair. The Corsair is Lincoln’s smallest utility vehicle, a five seat compact luxury crossover that replaced the MKC for the 2020 model year and shares its underpinnings with the Ford Escape. This page carries the full history of the nameplate, so the earlier MKC years and the Corsair years appear as one continuous series. Its chief rivals are the Acura RDX, Cadillac XT4, BMW X1, Audi Q3 and Volvo XC40.

Lincoln Corsair Sales in the United States

Lincoln Corsair sales in the United States begin in 2014, when the nameplate was still the MKC and delivered 13,077 units in a partial first year. Volume then settled into the mid 20,000s for most of the following decade, from 24,590 in 2015 to 27,048 in 2017 and 26,226 in 2020, the year the Corsair name arrived. After a soft 2021 at 22,790 the nameplate recovered to 27,668 in 2022, dipped to 24,384 in 2023, then set its best year in this dataset at 29,963 in 2024. Sales eased to 26,566 in 2025, and the first half of 2026 has fallen away sharply: 8,001 units through June against 13,096 at the same point in 2025, a decline of about 39 percent. The monthly pattern shows a clear taper rather than a step, from 1,986 in March to 1,339 in April, 851 in May and 466 in June.

Lincoln Corsair Sales in Canada

Canada tells a steadier story. The nameplate opened at 1,849 units in 2014 and peaked early, at 2,970 in 2015, before running between roughly 1,900 and 2,500 for most of the following decade, with the low point at 1,930 in 2023. Since then Canadian demand has strengthened rather than faded: 2,722 in 2024 and 2,781 in 2025, the best full year since 2015. Through June 2026 Lincoln has delivered 1,381 Corsairs in Canada against 1,273 a year earlier, up about 8 percent, which puts the Canadian market on a very different trajectory from the United States this year.