2025 Lincoln Nautilus: Specs, Key Features & Rivals
- Smallest touchscreen
Before you compare it with anything else, here’s the Nautilus on its own: a car from Lincoln, positioned in the midsize luxury suv class. Compared with the other midsize luxury suvs on the site, the Nautilus Has the smallest touchscreen. On this site, you can compare the Nautilus head to head with Lyriq, XT6 and Aviator.
- Total system output250 hp
- Fuel economy (combined)24 mpg
- Seats5 seats
- Starting MSRP$53,940
Key Specifications
Engine & Performance
| Powertrain | Gas |
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| Engine | 2.0L turbo I4 |
| Total system output | 250 hp |
| Transmission | 8-speed automatic |
| Drivetrain | AWD |
Fuel Economy & Range
| Fuel economy (combined)EPA estimate where available | 24 mpg |
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| Fuel economy (city) | 21 mpg |
| Fuel economy (highway) | 29 mpg |
Space & Practicality
| Seats | 5 seats |
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Off-road & Towing
| AWD / 4WD available | Yes |
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Safety & Tech
| Largest touchscreen | 11.1 in |
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| Driver-assist suite | Lincoln Co-Pilot360 |
| Basic warranty | 4 yr / 50,000 mi |
Price
| Starting MSRP | $53,940 |
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How It Stacks Up in the Midsize Luxury SUV Class
On total system output, the Nautilus comes in 44% under the class average in raw numbers. Compared with its class average, the Nautilus’s fuel economy (combined) is 11% higher. Relative to the class average, the Nautilus reads 15% lower on seats.
Compare Nautilus With Its Rivals
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did the Nautilus cost at launch?
The Nautilus launched at $53,940 (as of launch).
What does the Nautilus compete with?
If you’re considering the Nautilus, it’s also worth looking at Lyriq, XT6, Aviator and XT5.