Inspired by the sharp silhouettes of the 1960s Lincoln sedans and reimagined for the autonomous era, this concept merges brutalist design language with understated luxury. Machine built for power brokers, corporate diplomats, and underworld kings.
In the year 2048, sugar — once mundane — became contraband. Following the Global Nutrition Accord, refined sugar was outlawed in most metropolitan zones, forcing syndicates to smuggle it like narcotics. The Continental was born out of necessity: an armored electric limousine designed to transport high-value contraband across cityscapes in absolute silence.
Autonomous and untraceable, the LNCLN uses encrypted AI navigation, allowing its occupants to remain off-grid. Its long, faceted panels act as both armor and camouflage. No chrome, no ornamentation — just pure function and intimidation.
The “C12” sugar packs in the trunk are a subtle nod to carbon-12, the atomic signature of all organic life — and the forbidden sweetness society now craves.
