What brand is LINK?

[OLondon]

There is no vehicle brand called LINK, only LINK&CO, which is known as Lynk & Co in Chinese. Below is some relevant information about Lynk & Co: 1. Introduction: LYNK&CO (Chinese name: Lynk & Co) is a joint venture established by Geely Holding Group, Geely Auto Group, and Volvo Car Group. 2. CMA Basic Modular Architecture: The CMA architecture adopted by Lynk & Co was led by Volvo Cars and jointly developed by Volvo Cars and Geely Auto. It was born at the Geely Auto European R&D Center. The CMA architecture offers flexibility and scalability, making it suitable for various body styles and vehicle sizes. It supports both traditional and new energy powertrains, including HEV hybrid and PHEV plug-in hybrid systems, and is compatible with multiple powertrain configurations. This enables the creation of vehicles with active safety, intelligent driving, and connected car technologies for users.

[DeBlakely]

I've always been interested in the history of car brands. Lincoln is a classic American luxury marque founded in 1917 by Henry Leland, later acquired by Ford. It was initially renowned for elegant designs and handcrafted precision, exemplified by iconic models like the Lincoln Continental sedan, which became the preferred ride of Hollywood stars. Today, Lincoln focuses on the luxury SUV market with models like the Navigator and Aviator, emphasizing spacious comfort and retro aesthetics. While incorporating modern technology, the brand retains its core American opulence – compared to Cadillac, it leans more toward family-friendly comfort rather than sporty performance. Positioned in the upper-mid luxury segment, Lincoln offers more affordable pricing than Mercedes-Benz, though maintenance costs require attention as it's an imported brand. I believe understanding this historical context helps appreciate today's new vehicle design philosophies.

[Alexa]

As a father of two, I've used Lincoln's SUV and found it particularly suitable for family life. The brand is an American luxury marque under Ford. The Navigator model offers enormous space, with three rows of seats easily accommodating the whole family, plus soft leather and noise-canceling technology that make long trips less tiring. It's not flashy but practical, with high-quality interior materials that can withstand kids' play. Safety systems like blind-spot monitoring and automatic braking are reliable, giving me peace of mind while driving. Among luxury brands, Lincoln isn't the most expensive but offers excellent overall comfort, often recommended in parenting circles. Compared to the BMW X7, it focuses more on smooth driving than high-performance speed, with more affordable maintenance costs.

[DiBethany]

From a technological perspective, Lincoln incorporates numerous advanced elements to enhance the driving experience. As a subsidiary brand of Ford, its intelligent systems rival those of competitors. For example, the Co-Pilot360 suite includes adaptive cruise control, lane-centering assist, and parking assist, making driving more effortless. I've tested the Aviator's air suspension system, which glides over bumpy roads as if they were smooth, while features like seat massage and panoramic imaging add to the humanized comfort. The brand also offers remote temperature control and unlocking via an app, reducing daily hassles. While other luxury vehicles may have similar features, Lincoln integrates them naturally and seamlessly, yet at a more accessible price point, making it ideal for those who appreciate modern convenience without the fuss.