Compare the 2025 Lincoln Nautilus Premiere vs Black Label - Phoenix, AZ

The Nautilus is a midsize luxury SUV that has much going for it. The Nautilus has an exceptionally spacious and comfortable cabin that gives it a first-class feel for both the driver and occupants. There are many standard infotainment and safety features across the lineup, and you have a choice of powertrains. Now, you can get a multi-year subscription to BlueCruise, which is Lincoln's hand-free driving system, with either the Premiere, which is the base trim, or the higher-end Black Label. There are some key differences between the trims, however, that can help you choose which one is best for you.

Performance

You have a choice of powertrain with both the Premiere and the Black Label. The standard powertrain is a turbo 2.0L engine with four cylinders for both. This engine produces 250 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque. You'll get an automatic eight-speed transmission with this engine as well. You can also get a hybrid powertrain with either trim that generates up to 310 horsepower and comes with an automatic transmission. No matter which powertrain system you choose, all-wheel drive is standard.

Appearance

With the Premiere trim level comes adaptive LED headlights and 19-inch wheels. The Premiere is equipped with a power liftgate, and it is adorned with a satin-chrome grille for a luxurious exterior finish. The Premiere has some practical exterior features as well, including rain-sensing windshield wipers and power-folding side mirrors that are also heated. A power liftgate is included across the board with the 2025 Nautilus.

The Black Label has a special black exterior package with black fenders, copper grille accents, and illuminated lettering. You'll also get larger 22-inch wheels with the Black Label, and the liftgate comes with an integrated kick sensor.

Features

Starting with the Premiere, you'll get a remote start, keyless entry, a digital key system, dual-zone climate control, synthetic leather upholstery, heated and power-adjustable seats in front, a heated steering wheel, ambient cabin lighting, and built-in navigation. This trim also includes a 48-inch digital instrument display screen, an 11.1-inch touchscreen, Wi-Fi, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, Amazon Alexa, and a wireless phone charger.

The Black Label upgrades to leather upholstery and upgraded interior ambient lighting. It also has more front seat adjustments, exclusive cabin trim options, and a Revel Ultima sound system.

Both trims have a full suite of advanced safety aids, including BlueCruise hands-free driving assist and Lincoln's Co-Pilot360 safety package.

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