2025 Black Label Nautilus® in Chagrin Falls, OH
The 2025 Lincoln Black Label Nautilus® is the most comprehensively equipped configuration in the Lincoln Nautilus® lineup. It is designed with a technical focus on performance output, platform consistency, and advanced interface systems. Every aspect of the vehicle reflects Lincoln’s approach to digital integration, powertrain flexibility, and structural utility. This model provides two available propulsion systems, a purpose-built interior with configurable themes, and a chassis optimized for refined ride behavior across road conditions. Its standard all-wheel drive configuration ensures adaptable grip and control. With expanded display architecture, a high-fidelity audio platform, and robust cabin technologies, the 2025 Lincoln Black Label Nautilus® operates as a multifunctional platform for personal transport.
Powertrain Systems with Functional Range
The standard power source is a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-four engine paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. This engine produces 250 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque. The powertrain is engineered for linear acceleration, and the automatic transmission delivers gear shifts configured for both efficiency and moderate response. Drivers can opt for a hybrid variant, which integrates the same 2.0-liter engine with a single electric motor. The combined output of the hybrid system is 310 horsepower. Both variants come with all-wheel drive, which is designed as a standard feature in this configuration for enhanced traction and route stability.
The hybrid configuration uses regenerative braking to recapture kinetic energy and redirect it to the battery system during deceleration. The gasoline engine model meets standard efficiency expectations for a mid-size SUV, while the hybrid exceeds combined fuel economy averages in its segment.
Body Profile, Chassis Dimensions, and Exterior Technology
The 2025 Lincoln Black Label Nautilus® has an exterior length of 193.2 inches, a wheelbase of 114.2 inches, and a width of 85.4 inches when accounting for mirrors. The height of the vehicle is 68.2 inches. These dimensions position it firmly in the midsize crossover SUV category. The ground clearance and chassis geometry are configured to support routine driving in urban and suburban conditions, with an adaptable suspension system that can recalibrate based on road surface feedback.
Wheel fitment consists of 22-inch Bright-Machined aluminum wheels with Ebony-painted inner pockets. These wheels are mounted with tires selected for low rolling resistance and moderate road noise suppression. Lighting systems across the exterior are LED-based. The headlamps utilize multi-projector technology to create a focused beam pattern. The front fascia integrates an illuminated Lincoln Star emblem and a full-width horizontal light bar. The rear assembly features LED taillamps and brake lamps designed to maintain consistent brightness in variable lighting conditions.
The panoramic Vista Roof® is available and includes an integrated power sunshade. It spans both seating rows and contributes to cabin visibility and environmental awareness. An optional Jet Appearance Package modifies the roof with black paint, alters the grille finish, and includes alternate wheel designs.
Interior Layout, Seating Geometry, and Material Design
The cabin is configured for five passengers and is built with a strict focus on spatial organization. Front-row seats are Perfect Position seating units with 24-way adjustability, individual massage settings, and dedicated heating and ventilation channels. Rear outboard seats also include heating functionality. Seat materials vary depending on the interior theme selected. Two proprietary Black Label themes are offered: Redwood and Chalet.
The Redwood theme includes Harvest Bronze leather with suede-like inserts, Walnut wood trim in a herringbone pattern, and a suede-like headliner finished in Dark Smoked Truffle. Floor mats and seat piping are color-matched for continuity. The Chalet theme combines Espresso and Alpine leather, Deep Silverwood decorative trim, and a more neutral interior ceiling tone.
Cabin organization includes multiple storage compartments, a configurable center console, and rear seats that fold flat using the EasyFold system. This 60/40 split system allows users to expand cargo volume from 35.2 cubic feet behind the second row to 68.8 cubic feet when seats are stowed. Passenger volume is measured at 110.8 cubic feet.
Integrated Displays and Digital Operating Systems
The primary interface for the driver is a 48-inch panoramic display mounted across the dashboard. This continuous screen consolidates driving data, route navigation, vehicle diagnostics, and environmental controls. It functions in tandem with an 11.1-inch center touchscreen mounted in the middle of the dash, which serves as the main input terminal for the Google built-in system. This includes real-time navigation via Google Maps, app access through Google Play, and voice controls through Google Assistant. Software updates occur over the air, and the system is built to allow iterative improvements to functionality without requiring dealer visits.
Device pairing is enabled through standard Bluetooth® protocols, and the center console includes a wireless charging pad along with multiple USB-C ports. Mobile access can also be managed through Lincoln’s Phone As A Key system, which allows remote start, lock, and unlock through smartphone app credentials. The Revel® Ultima 3D audio system is standard. This configuration includes 28 speakers mounted throughout the cabin, each digitally optimized for acoustic location and clarity.
Climate Regulation and Cabin Isolation
Climate control is managed through a multi-zone automatic system. The Auto Air Refresh system uses integrated particulate sensors to assess cabin air quality and cycles in fresh air through a managed filtration cycle. This system operates independently from standard HVAC and is always active during vehicle operation. An available Digital Scent system allows drivers to select from various scent cartridges and adjust intensity levels through the touchscreen interface.
Noise management includes active noise control, which uses microphone feedback and phase cancellation to reduce road and wind noise. The interior layout, door seals, and glass thickness all contribute to passive sound reduction. All windows use acoustic-laminated glass to reinforce cabin quietness during highway travel.
Driver Assistance Systems and Operational Safeguards
The vehicle includes the Lincoln Co-Pilot360® Vision 2.2 safety suite. It covers multiple conditions of risk detection and mitigation. Systems include Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Information System with Cross-Traffic Alert, and Lane Keeping System with Blind Spot Assist. These systems rely on radar and camera-based sensing to detect incoming threats and apply active countermeasures when necessary.
A 360-degree camera provides low-speed maneuvering feedback. Adaptive Cruise Control is available with Stop-and-Go, Lane Centering Assist, and Predictive Speed Assist functions. Evasive Steering Assist provides limited steering intervention when sudden obstacles are detected. The BlueCruise® system enables hands-free highway driving on compatible routes. Sensors in the steering column monitor driver engagement, and vehicle lane position is maintained using high-definition mapping data and road sign recognition.
Suspension Dynamics and Ride Behavior
The suspension platform includes adaptive damping, which uses chassis-mounted sensors to monitor road input and adjust damping rates in real time. Combined with the all-wheel drive configuration, the ride experience remains consistent across variable speeds and terrain types. Cornering support and pitch control are programmed into the suspension controller, which manages shock absorber response without driver intervention.
Brake systems use ventilated discs at all four wheels, with electronic stability control and traction management software. The hybrid configuration includes regenerative braking hardware, which reduces wear on the mechanical brake components and contributes to energy recovery.
System Access, Utility Features, and Towing Capability
The digital key system includes both the Phone As A Key setup and a SecuriCode keyless entry keypad on the driver’s door. Users can set personal profiles, assign temporary access, and manage vehicle settings from a connected device. An optional Trailer Tow Class I Package is offered for light towing tasks, which includes wiring harnesses and tow stability programming. Cargo and towing values remain within midsize specifications and are intended for light equipment, small trailers, or travel utility purposes.