There’s a drive mode to match your mood and road conditions. Lincoln Drive Modes, easily selected by simply turning a knob in the center front console, alter the suspension settings, steering, shift points and even ride heights with the available Air Glide Suspension to help give drivers both the feeling they want and the performance they need. In addition to the main five modes, Aviator Grand Touring* has two additional modes: Pure EV for a quiet all-electric drive and Preserve EV to save stored energy for later use.

It’s as simple as its name, using your personal smartphone as a key.* With a few simple steps via the available Lincoln Way™ app, you can program your phone to act as the key to the Lincoln Aviator.** Via a Bluetooth® connection, your phone will grant you entry into the Lincoln Aviator and allow you to start it and drive away. You’ll never have to take your key fob with you again. And should your phone run out of power, you can simply enter backup codes to gain access into, start and drive the vehicle.

Placing light where it's needed. The adaptive pixel LED headlamps* apply a number of technologies to appropriately place light both on and off the road. At highway speeds, speed-dependent lighting is designed to shine light farther into the distance; at slower speeds, the light array widens, helping drivers to detect pedestrians and potential hazards. Light-bending functionality uses camera technology to read road signs and lane markings to pre-illuminate the direction the road is heading.

By applying sweeping lines and elegant contours, our designers created the 2020 Lincoln Nautilus to make every drive a liberating experience. The exterior’s unique details convey a dynamic elegance, while the Lincoln signature grille flows seamlessly into the headlamps and highlights the vehicle’s bold curves.

Whether sitting still or on the move, the Lincoln Nautilus offers many safety features. The standard Personal Safety System™ includes dual-stage front airbags,* front safety belt pretensioners and safety belt energy-management retractors, a crash severity sensor, driver’s seat position sensor, restraint control module, Front-Passenger Sensing System and front safety belt usage sensors.
Plus, for added security, the available Enhanced Security Package includes an interior motion sensor that detects movement inside the car and an inclination motion sensor that detects changes in the vehicle’s angle (such as during towing and jacking).

Adaptive Cruise Control in the Lincoln Nautilus does much more than keep the vehicle traveling at a set speed. Stop-and-Go marries camera and radar, so the Nautilus can sense and adjust to the pace of cars ahead.61 Stop-and-Go allows the vehicle to come to a complete stop and restart when traffic begins to move.* Plus, Lane Centering uses data from the forward-looking radar and camera to provide continuous steering support to help keep the vehicle centered in the lane.