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Lincoln β€” Full Model Guide Β· March 2026

2025 Lincoln Nautilus

Redesigned for 2024, the Nautilus features an available 48-inch panoramic screen spanning the entire dashboard β€” wider than a desktop monitor. With a 310-hp V6 and Lincoln's premium interior quality, it challenges BMW X3 and Audi Q5 on technology and value.

From
$52,990
HP
310 hp
Screen
48-inch opt
Drive
FWD / AWD
2026 Trims β€” 2025 Nautilus Trims & Pricing
Standard
From $52,990
250-hp turbo four; 13.2-inch screen; wireless CarPlay
Reserve
From $61,990
48-inch panoramic screen available; V6 available; BlueCruise
Black Label
From $72,990
48-inch standard; V6 standard; bespoke design themes
Aviator3-row version from $57,490
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Overview

The 2025 Lincoln Nautilus (redesigned 2024) is Lincoln's mid-size luxury crossover β€” positioned between the Corsair (compact) and Aviator (3-row). The 48-inch panoramic screen is its defining technology statement.

Redesign Impact

The 2024 Nautilus redesign was widely praised. The 48-inch screen generated significant press coverage, and Consumer Reports gave it above-average reliability in its first full model year.

310 hp
V6 Engine
48 inches
Panoramic Screen
31 mpg
2.0L HWY
$52,990
Starting
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2026 Trims & Pricing

Prices exclude destination (~$1,500–$2,000), taxes & fees. Verify current pricing at https://www.lincoln.com/suvs/nautilus.

Three trims: Standard, Reserve, and Black Label.

Most Popular
Reserve
From $61,990
Engine2.7L TT V6 opt
HP310 hp
Screen48-inch opt
BlueCruiseAvailable
48-inch panoramic screen available; V6 available; BlueCruise
Flagship
Black Label
From $72,990
Engine2.7L TT V6
HP310 hp
Screen48-inch std
InteriorBespoke
48-inch standard; V6 standard; bespoke design themes
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Full Specs

Spec2.0L Turbo2.7L TT V6
HP250 hp310 hp
Torque280 lb-ft400 lb-ft
0–60~7.0 s~6.1 s
MPG FWD22/31 mpg19/27 mpg
Tow3,000 lb3,000 lb
Cargo62.5 cu ft max62.5 cu ft max
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48-Inch Panoramic Screen

Real-World Data
31 mpg
HWY 70 MPH
22 mpg
CITY STOP/GO
22 mpg
TOWING HWY EST

EPA highway rating measured at 55 mph. Real-world highway at 70 mph is typically 29–31 mpg. Towing near max capacity reduces highway fuel economy 23–33% β€” budget accordingly for trailer trips.

Widest Screen in Production

48 inches. Tesla's landscape display is 17 inches. Cadillac's curved OLED is 37 inches. The Nautilus's 48-inch panoramic is the widest factory-installed screen ever offered in a production passenger vehicle.

The available 48-inch panoramic Pilot Screen spans the full dashboard width β€” wider than most desktop monitors. It integrates the driver display, infotainment, and passenger entertainment in one continuous visual field. No production vehicle at any price offers a wider factory screen.

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Powertrain & Efficiency

31 MPG Highway

22/31 mpg in a luxury mid-size SUV is competitive with non-hybrid alternatives. The 2.0L base Nautilus costs about $1,100/year less to fuel than the comparable V6 at average US mileage.

Base 2.0L turbo (250 hp) returns an efficient 22/31 mpg. The available 2.7L twin-turbo V6 (310 hp) trades ~4 mpg for meaningfully better performance and 400 lb-ft of torque.

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Nautilus Value

Lincoln Way on Black Label

Black Label Nautilus includes Lincoln Way personal service β€” vehicle pickup and delivery, courtesy vehicle, and dedicated personal Lincoln representative. This "ownership experience" layer is rare at $73K.

At $52,990, the Nautilus competes with BMW X3 ($47K+), Audi Q5 ($47K+), and Cadillac XT5 ($48,990). Nautilus wins on: 48-inch screen option, Lincoln Way concierge on Black Label, and BlueCruise availability. Competitors win on: brand prestige, driving dynamics, and resale.

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Reliability

Nautilus reliability is above average β€” the redesign benefited from lessons learned. 2.0L turbo is well-proven. V6 option is strong. Early 2024 production had minor infotainment bugs largely resolved.

AreaStatusNotes
2.0L Turbo I-4GoodProven EcoBoost; reliable with regular service
2.7L TT V6GoodSame engine family as Navigator; reliable
AWD SystemGoodProven; well-calibrated for luxury use
48-inch ScreenAverageComplex; some early bugs; OTA improving rapidly
BlueCruiseGoodReliable; consistent OTA cadence
OverallGoodAbove-average for a newly redesigned luxury SUV
Sources: Consumer Reports, J.D. Power, NHTSA, owner surveys. Verify current data at consumerreports.org before purchasing.
Research Before Purchasing

Consult Consumer Reports, J.D. Power, and NHTSA for the specific model year you are considering. Build year matters significantly.

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Recalls

2024
48-inch screen possible software fault β€” certain early production
NHTSA 24V-099. OTA fix.
OTA Update β€” Verify in App
Check Your VIN

Verify all open recalls at nhtsa.gov/recalls using your 17-digit VIN. New recalls are issued regularly β€” check before any used vehicle purchase.

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Recent Updates

Jan 2025
V6 Standard Reserve
V6 now standard on Reserve; previously optional.
Sep 2024
BlueCruise Expansion
BlueCruise 1.3 standard on all Reserve and Black Label.
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Pros & Cons

Strengths
What the Nautilus Does Well
48-inch panoramic screen β€” widest factory screen in any vehicle

310-hp V6 strong for the class

31 mpg highway with 2.0L turbo base

Lincoln Way concierge on Black Label

BlueCruise hands-free highway driving available

Weaknesses
Where the Nautilus Falls Short
48-inch screen complex β€” OTA-dependent for some bugs

3,000-lb tow behind BMW X3 (3,500 lb) and XT5 (3,500 lb)

Resale below German luxury competitors

BlueCruise 130K mi behind Super Cruise 400K mi

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FAQ

What is the 2025 Nautilus starting price?
Standard starts at $52,990. Reserve ~$61,990. Black Label ~$72,990. Prices exclude destination (~$1,395).
What is the 48-inch screen?
The available Pilot Screen spans the full dashboard width at 48 inches β€” the widest factory-installed screen in any production vehicle. Available on Reserve and standard on Black Label.
Which engine should I choose?
The 2.0L turbo (250 hp, 31 mpg highway) for efficiency and lower cost. The 2.7L V6 (310 hp, 400 lb-ft) for performance and response. V6 is the better daily driver; 2.0L the better fuel economy choice.
Nautilus vs BMW X3?
X3 starts ~$5K cheaper than Nautilus. X3 has better driving dynamics and stronger resale. Nautilus wins on screen technology (48-inch vs 12-inch base X3) and BlueCruise. A technology vs. dynamics trade-off.
Is the Nautilus reliable?
Above-average for a recently redesigned luxury SUV. Consumer Reports rates the 2024 Nautilus favorably. The main area of concern is the complex 48-inch screen system, which has received OTA updates to address early bugs.
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Accessories & Upgrades

Popular upgrades and accessories for the Lincoln Nautilus. Links are Amazon affiliate β€” we may earn a commission at no cost to you.

Floor Mats
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Cargo Organizer
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Roof Rack / Crossbars
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Seat Covers
Protect your upholstery β€” essential for families and pet owners.
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Window Deflectors
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Dash Cam
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Sources
  • Lincoln Media; NHTSA; Consumer Reports; EPA fueleconomy.gov

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