16/23Â Â CITY/HWY
EPA-Estimated MPG
EPA-Estimated MPG
6.2Â Â Sec.
0-60 MPH
0-60 MPH
4
Doors
Doors
8
Seats
Seats
19.3-103.3Â Â cu ft
Cargo Space
Cargo Space
Each of the two trims is powered by the same 3.5L V6 engine. This provides you with 450-horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque. Working with this engine in perfect harmony is a ten-speed automatic transmission. All models have rear-wheel-drive as their standard drivetrain with the option of upgrading to all-wheel-drive. The Reserve trim level gives you the option of adding the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package. This brings your towing capability up to a very impressive 8,600 pounds.
Coming in the Co-Pilot 360 package on all trims are lane-keeping assist, high beam assist, pedestrian detection, blind-spot monitoring, and automated emergency braking. Moving up to the Reserve trim level will give you adaptive cruise control as well as an advanced surround-view camera. Lincoln Black Label Celebrates 10 Years with New Theme
For 10 years, drivers who were after the utmost luxury and sophistication have turned to the Lincoln Black Label line of vehicles. Not only do these vehicles come equipped with high-end materials, but they also provide extras like concierge service and premium maintenance. The Nautilus, Aviator, and Navigator are all available in a Black Label trim.
Lincoln continues to showcase its ability to develop world-class luxury vehicles. Even when stacked up against top-level competition, the new Lincoln Nautilus still managed to take home MotorTrend's coveted 2025 SUV of the Year award. This midsize crossover's beautiful styling, impressive comfort, and a plethora of modern tech features make it hard to beat. A great driving experience sweetens the deal.
The Lincoln Navigator is a familiar vehicle on the SUV scene, but it arrives on the market in 2025 with a new design and updated styling inside and out. The latest Navigator features the latest in technology, a vast cabin that seats eight people, and an interior that exudes luxury and comfort in every corner.
The Lincoln Nautilus has big footprints to fill, but it has no problem walking the walk. Serving as the most recent example of this luxurious design, the newest Nautilus digitalizes the cockpit to new levels while still keeping tasteful and exquisite materials all around. It's part physical beauty and part tech whiz.
