J.C. Lewis Lincoln Nautilus Trim Guide
2027 Lincoln Nautilus Premiere, Reserve & Black Label:
What Changes Between the Trims
All three trims share the Nautilus two-row, all-wheel-drive foundation. The differences come through cabin materials, comfort and wellness features, audio, lighting, personalization & Black Label craftsmanship.
The 2027 Lincoln Nautilus is built around quiet, comfortable two-row travel with generous rear-seat room, a panoramic digital cockpit, standard all-wheel drive, and a choice of gas or hybrid power. Those fundamentals stay remarkably consistent across the lineup, so choosing a trim is less about changing what the Nautilus is and more about deciding how luxurious you want the cabin and ownership experience to become.
That balance works especially well for driving around Savannah and the Lowcountry. The Nautilus is manageable for Southside errands and airport runs, while its spacious cabin and comfort-focused character suit longer stretches on I-95 toward the coast. The differences you are most likely to notice from one trim to the next are the seats and materials you interact with, the audio and lighting around you, and the comfort features you use repeatedly.
Premiere already delivers the technology, space, and all-wheel-drive foundation that define the Nautilus. Reserve makes the most noticeable step in everyday cabin comfort and materials, while Black Label adds its own themes, design details, flagship equipment, and ownership privileges. The right stopping point depends on which of those upgrades would actually change the way you enjoy the vehicle.
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Which trims make up the 2027 Lincoln Nautilus lineup?
Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label are the three 2027 Nautilus trims.
How much does each 2027 Nautilus trim start at?
Premiere starts at $55,245 MSRP*, Reserve at $65,245 MSRP*, and Black Label at $79,695 MSRP*.
Is all-wheel drive standard?
Yes. All-wheel drive is standard across Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label, so you do not need to move up a trim to get AWD.
Can every 2027 Nautilus trim be ordered as a hybrid?
Yes. Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label are all available with gas or hybrid power. Premiere Hybrid includes the Premiere II Equipment Collection, while Premiere I is gas-only.
What are Premiere I, Premiere II, Reserve I & Reserve II?
They are Equipment Collections within the trim levels, not separate Nautilus trims. Premiere Gas includes Premiere I and can add Premiere II; Premiere Hybrid includes Premiere II. Reserve Gas and Hybrid include Reserve I and can add Reserve II. Black Label Gas and Hybrid include the Black Label Package.
Where do premium leather and upgraded Revel audio enter the Nautilus lineup?
Reserve I is the first configuration with premium leather-trimmed seating and includes the 14-speaker Revel audio system. Reserve II adds the 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D system, while Black Label includes the 28-speaker system in its Black Label Package. Premiere II also adds the 14-speaker Revel system without requiring a move to Reserve.
What changed for the 2027 Lincoln Nautilus?
Updates include refreshed front and rear styling, five new wheel designs, new exterior colors and interior themes, an updated Jet Appearance Package, a new Reserve Renew Package, and four years of Lincoln Security Package service.
What Every 2027 Lincoln Nautilus Gives You
Before You Move Up a Trim
The core Nautilus experience does not require an upper trim
Premiere already includes much of what makes the Nautilus distinctive. The 48-inch panoramic display, Lincoln Digital Experience, standard all-wheel drive, and spacious five-passenger cabin are part of the experience from the beginning. Gas and hybrid power are also available within Premiere, so choosing the hybrid does not require moving up to Reserve.
Reserve is where the differences become more noticeable every day. Premium leather-trimmed seating and Revel audio change the cabin immediately, while available Lincoln Rejuvenate, Perfect Position front seats, upgraded lighting, and larger wheel choices give you more ways to shape the Nautilus around comfort and personalization. Black Label takes a different approach, combining flagship equipment with exclusive interior themes, Radiant Copper design details, and Black Label ownership privileges.
The passenger layout does not change as you move up the trim ladder. Every Nautilus remains a two-row SUV with seating for five, so if a third row is essential, the more useful comparison is Nautilus versus Aviator. If five seats fit your needs, the trim decision can stay focused on how much additional comfort, craftsmanship, technology, and personalization you want.
What's New for 2027
New Styling, Colors, Wellness Features & Equipment Changes
Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label remain the three Nautilus trims for 2027, but Lincoln updates the exterior design, expands the color and interior-theme choices, adds a new Reserve wellness package, revises Premiere equipment, and includes four years of Lincoln Security Package service.
Exterior
Updated Front & Rear Exterior Styling
• Wider, more detailed grille
• Redesigned hood and sculpted fenders
• New signature lighting
• Slimmer rear taillamps
Colors & Themes
New Exterior Colors & Interior Themes
• Nocturnal Blue joins the lineup
• Frosted Fig is Black Label-exclusive
• Afterglow offered on Premiere and Reserve
• Eminent Hour and Elysian Light join the Black Label theme choices
Reserve
New Renew Package Expands the Wellness Options
• Lincoln Rejuvenate
• 24-way Perfect Position front seats
• Memory and massage functions
• Adds a more comfort-focused Reserve configuration
Premiere & Security
Premiere I & Premiere II Are More Clearly Separated
• Heated steering wheel moves to Premiere II
• EasyFold second-row seats move to Premiere II
• Premiere Gas includes Premiere I, with Premiere II available
• Premiere Hybrid includes Premiere II
• Lincoln Security Package includes four years of service
Compare the Lineup
Compare the Nautilus Trims Across Five Key Decisions
Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label share much of the same core technology, space, and powertrain availability. These five comparisons show what actually changes as you move up the lineup and which upgrades you are likely to notice most.
Comparison Topic 1 of 5
Reserve Makes the Main Cabin Upgrade;
Black Label Adds the Flagship Experience
Premiere already includes the technology, AWD, space, and gas-or-hybrid choice that define the Nautilus. Moving to Reserve changes the materials and available comfort features, while Black Label combines flagship equipment with exclusive design and ownership benefits.
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Premiere
Starting At $55,245 MSRP* |
The core Nautilus experience
• Standard AWD • Gas or hybrid power available • 48-inch panoramic display and Lincoln Digital Experience • Premiere Gas includes Premiere I, with Premiere II available • Premiere Hybrid includes Premiere II |
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Reserve
Starting At $65,245 MSRP* |
+$10,000 MSRP* from Premiere
• Reserve I included on gas and hybrid models • Premium leather-trimmed seating • 14-speaker Revel audio • Reserve II adds the upper wellness, seating, audio, and lighting features |
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Black Label
Starting At $79,695 MSRP* |
+$14,450 MSRP* from Reserve
• Black Label Package included on gas and hybrid models • 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio • 22-inch wheels and Radiant Copper design details • Exclusive interior themes and Black Label ownership privileges |
Reserve Adds Everyday Luxury; Black Label Adds the Flagship Experience
Reserve is the more direct upgrade when richer materials, seating, wellness features, or premium audio are what you want to add. Black Label makes the stronger case when its exclusive themes, design details, included flagship equipment, and ownership privileges all matter together.
Comparison Topic 2 of 5
Gas or Hybrid Is Separate From Your Trim Choice
Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label are all available with gas or hybrid power, and every configuration uses standard AWD. The main difference is which Equipment Collection accompanies the powertrain you choose.
| Gas Powertrain |
• 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder
• 250 horsepower / 280 lb-ft of torque • 8-speed automatic transmission • Standard AWD • Available with Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label |
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| Hybrid Powertrain |
• 2.0L turbocharged high-output hybrid architecture
• 310 combined horsepower • Continuously variable transmission • Standard AWD • Available with Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label |
| Equipment Collection Detail |
• Premiere Gas includes Premiere I, with Premiere II available
• Premiere Hybrid includes Premiere II • Reserve Gas and Hybrid include Reserve I, with Reserve II available • Black Label Gas and Hybrid include the Black Label Package |
You Do Not Need Reserve to Choose the Hybrid
Premiere Hybrid already includes Premiere II, so you can choose the 310-horsepower hybrid while staying with the Premiere trim. Moving to Reserve or Black Label is about the additional cabin, technology, and design features rather than gaining access to hybrid power.
Comparison Topic 3 of 5
The Two-Row Layout Stays the Same;
The Trims Change Comfort, Not Capacity
Every Nautilus seats five in two rows. Moving up the trim ladder changes the seats, materials, and comfort features rather than adding passenger capacity.
| Seating |
• Five-passenger, two-row layout across the lineup
• Sliding second row supports passenger and cargo flexibility |
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| Rear-Seat Room |
• 43.1 inches of second-row legroom
• The passenger layout remains the same from Premiere through Black Label |
| Premiere |
• 10-way power driver seat
• Same five-passenger cabin and rear-seat space as the upper trims |
| Reserve / Black Label |
• Richer seating materials and more advanced front-seat features
• Same five-passenger, two-row capacity as Premiere |
Choose a Higher Trim for Comfort, Not More Seats
If five seats work for you, compare the trims by the seating, materials, and comfort features you will use every day. If a third row is essential, the more useful comparison is Nautilus versus Aviator.
Comparison Topic 4 of 5
Reserve Is Where the Cabin Makes Its Biggest Comfort Step
Moving from Premiere to Reserve changes the materials and front-seat experience most noticeably. Reserve II then adds the Nautilus' more advanced seating and wellness features.
| Premiere |
• Lincoln Soft Touch seating surfaces
• Heated front seats • Premiere II adds heated and ventilated front seats • Premiere II also adds additional comfort features including a heated steering wheel |
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| Reserve |
Reserve I Includes:
• Premium leather-trimmed seating • Heated and ventilated front seats • Auto Air Refresh, Digital Scent, and heated steering wheel Reserve II Adds: • 24-way Perfect Position front seats with Active Motion • Lincoln Rejuvenate |
| Black Label |
• Black Label Package included on gas and hybrid models
• Premium leather seating surfaces • 24-way Perfect Position front seats with Active Motion • Lincoln Rejuvenate • Exclusive Black Label interior themes |
Reserve Is Where Long-Drive Comfort Changes Most
Reserve I changes the materials and everyday seat comfort, while Reserve II adds the 24-way Perfect Position seats and Lincoln Rejuvenate. Black Label includes those flagship comfort features while adding its own themes and design treatment.
Comparison Topic 5 of 5
The Screen Experience Is Shared;
Audio, Lighting & Design Separate the Upper Trims
The 48-inch panoramic display and Lincoln Digital Experience are already part of the Nautilus foundation. Moving up adds the more noticeable differences in audio, lighting, wheels, and exterior presentation.
| Shared Digital Experience |
• 48-inch panoramic display
• Lincoln Digital Experience • Four years of BlueCruise 1.5 • Four years of Lincoln Security Package service • Four years of Lincoln Connectivity Package services, subject to terms |
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| Premiere |
• Core display and connected-technology experience included from the start
• Premiere II adds 14-speaker Revel audio • Premiere Hybrid includes Premiere II |
| Reserve |
• Reserve I includes 14-speaker Revel audio
• Reserve I includes 21-inch bright-machined wheels and a black-painted roof • Reserve II adds 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio • Reserve II adds the Lincoln Lit Star and full LED multi-projector headlamps |
| Black Label |
• Black Label Package included
• 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio • 22-inch bright-machined wheels with Radiant Copper painted pockets • Lincoln Lit Star and full LED multi-projector headlamps • Exclusive themes and Radiant Copper design details |
Move Up for Audio, Lighting & Design, Not the Core Screen Experience
Premiere already includes the panoramic display and Lincoln Digital Experience. Premiere II adds 14-speaker Revel audio, Reserve II adds the 28-speaker system and advanced lighting, and Black Label includes those flagship features alongside its exclusive design treatment.
Comfort, Cabin Space &
a Well-Integrated 48-Inch Display Stand Out
MotorTrend gives the 2027 Nautilus a 9.5/10 rating and identifies the interior as one of the SUV's greatest strengths. Its review praises the spacious cabin, comfort-focused driving experience, and 48-inch panoramic display, noting that the expansive screen is better integrated and less distracting than its size might suggest.
The review also highlights an important tradeoff at the upper end of the lineup. The Nautilus rides smoothly and feels particularly well suited to highway travel — with the largest 22-inch wheels possibly adding some tire noise and a firmer response over larger bumps [as expected with large wheels and smaller sidewall tires].
Explore Every Trim
See What Changes From Premiere to Reserve to Black Label
Premiere delivers the core Nautilus technology, space, standard AWD, and gas-or-hybrid choice. Reserve makes the biggest change to cabin materials and available comfort features, while Black Label combines flagship equipment with exclusive themes, design details, and ownership privileges.
Trim 1 of 3
2027 Lincoln Nautilus Premiere
Core Nautilus technology, standard AWD, and your choice of gas or hybrid power
Starting at $55,245 MSRP*
| Powertrain & Equipment Collection |
• Premiere Gas includes Premiere I; Premiere II is available
• Premiere Hybrid includes Premiere II; Premiere I is not available • Standard all-wheel drive with either powertrain |
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| Technology & Connectivity |
• 48-inch panoramic display
• Lincoln Digital Experience • Four years of BlueCruise 1.5 • Four years of Lincoln Security Package and Lincoln Connectivity Package services, subject to terms |
| Cabin & Space |
• Five-passenger, two-row layout
• 43.1 inches of second-row legroom • 10-way power driver seat • Sliding second row |
| Premiere II Adds |
• Auto Air Refresh and Digital Scent
• Heated steering wheel and heated rear seats • Open on Approach power liftgate and Panoramic Vista Roof with power shade • 14-speaker Revel audio • Heated and ventilated front seats • EasyFold second-row seats |
| Best Fit | Choose Premiere if the core Nautilus technology, space, and standard AWD already meet your priorities. Premiere II adds a meaningful comfort upgrade without requiring a move to Reserve, and it is included with every Premiere Hybrid. |
Real-World Analysis
Premiere already gives you the features that make a Nautilus feel like a Nautilus: the 48-inch panoramic display, Lincoln Digital Experience, standard AWD, generous two-row space, and a choice between gas and hybrid power. You are not moving to Reserve just to unlock the core technology or hybrid option.
Premiere II is the important configuration to consider if everyday comfort matters more than additional trim prestige. Ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, Panoramic Vista Roof, 14-speaker Revel audio, Auto Air Refresh, Digital Scent, and the power liftgate make the cabin noticeably more fully equipped. Those features are available on Premiere Gas and already included with Premiere Hybrid.
Move to Reserve when richer seating materials and access to the Nautilus' more advanced seating, wellness, audio, and lighting features matter enough to justify the next trim. If those upgrades are not priorities, Premiere preserves much of the experience that defines the Nautilus at the lowest starting price in the lineup.
Trim 2 of 3
2027 Lincoln Nautilus Reserve
The main step up for premium materials, Revel audio & advanced comfort features
Starting at $65,245 MSRP*
| Price Relationship* | +$10,000 MSRP from Premiere |
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| Step-Up Features | |
| Equipment Collections |
• Reserve Gas and Reserve Hybrid both include Reserve I
• Reserve II is available with either powertrain |
| Materials |
• Premium leather-trimmed seating with perforated inserts
• Additional interior choices including Afterglow and Hot Chocolate |
| Audio |
• Reserve I includes the 14-speaker Revel audio system
• Reserve II adds the 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D system |
| Wellness & Seating |
• Reserve II adds Lincoln Rejuvenate
• Reserve II adds memory 24-way Perfect Position driver and front-passenger seats with Active Motion massage |
| Design & Lighting |
• Reserve I includes the black-painted roof and 21-inch bright-machined wheels
• Reserve II adds the illuminated Lincoln Star • Reserve II adds full LED multi-projector headlamps and sequential taillamp animation |
| Best Fit | Choose Reserve if you want the Nautilus to feel noticeably more luxurious inside while keeping the flexibility to decide how far you want to go with advanced seating, wellness, audio, and lighting features. |
Real-World Analysis
Reserve is where the cabin feels noticeably more upscale. Reserve I brings premium leather-trimmed seating and 14-speaker Revel audio, so the upgrade is apparent through the surfaces you touch and the sound you hear before you add Reserve II.
Reserve II makes the stronger case if longer drives put a premium on seat comfort and cabin atmosphere. Its 24-way Perfect Position front seats with Active Motion, Lincoln Rejuvenate, 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio, illuminated Lincoln Star, and upgraded headlamps turn Reserve into a much more extensively equipped version of the Nautilus without requiring Black Label.
That distinction makes Reserve especially flexible. You can stop at Reserve I for the material and audio upgrade or add Reserve II for many of the headline comfort and technology features found higher in the range. Black Label becomes the more compelling next step when its exclusive themes, Radiant Copper details, and ownership privileges are part of what you want—not simply more equipment.
Trim 3 of 3
2027 Lincoln Nautilus Black Label
Exclusive themes, flagship equipment & Black Label ownership privileges
Starting at $79,695 MSRP*
| Price Relationship* | +$14,450 MSRP from Reserve |
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| Step-Up Features | |
| Included Package |
• Black Label Gas and Black Label Hybrid both include the Black Label Package
• The package builds on Reserve I equipment and combines the flagship Black Label features |
| Interior Craftsmanship & Wellness |
• Black Label-exclusive interior themes
• New Eminent Hour and Elysian Light themes • Premium leather seating surfaces • 24-way Perfect Position front seats with Active Motion and memory • Lincoln Rejuvenate |
| Audio & Exterior Details |
• 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio
• 22-inch bright-machined wheels with Radiant Copper painted pockets • Radiant Copper grille detailing • Lincoln Lit Star and full LED multi-projector headlamps • Sequential taillamp animation and turn indicators |
| Ownership Experience |
• Lincoln Black Label ownership privileges
• Program benefits and availability remain subject to current Lincoln Black Label terms and retailer participation |
| Best Fit | Choose Black Label if the exclusive themes, Radiant Copper details, flagship equipment, and broader Black Label ownership experience are meaningful parts of what you want from the Nautilus. |
Real-World Analysis
Black Label is less about unlocking one must-have feature and more about getting the Nautilus in its most complete and distinctive form. The Black Label Package is included with both gas and hybrid models, bringing together the 24-way Perfect Position seats, Lincoln Rejuvenate, 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio, advanced lighting, 22-inch wheels, exclusive themes, and Black Label design details.
The new Eminent Hour and Elysian Light themes make that difference especially visible for 2027. Reserve II can already provide several of the same headline comfort and technology features, so Black Label earns its additional cost through the way those features are combined with exclusive materials, Radiant Copper detailing, and the broader ownership program.
The standard 22-inch wheels are worth including in your test drive if ride comfort matters to you, particularly over the imperfect pavement you encounter most often. Reserve remains the more flexible choice when you primarily want premium materials and upper-level equipment; Black Label makes the stronger case when you want the exclusive design and ownership experience along with the flagship hardware.
Compare the Final Nautilus Details in Person
Use your test drive to compare seat comfort, display visibility, audio quality, Rejuvenate, Perfect Position seating, and the ride difference between 21- and 22-inch wheels. Before deciding, confirm the Equipment Collection on the exact vehicle so its features match what you expect.
Narrow the Final Choice
Choose the Nautilus Trim by the Upgrades You Will Notice Every Day
Standard AWD, the panoramic digital experience, and five-passenger space are already part of the Nautilus foundation. Start with the trim that gives you the cabin experience you want, then decide whether its standard Equipment Collection is enough or whether the next collection adds features you will genuinely use.
Start With Premiere
When the Core Nautilus Experience Is Enough
Premiere already includes standard AWD, the 48-inch panoramic display, BlueCruise 1.5, and five-passenger space. Premiere Gas includes Premiere I with Premiere II available, while Premiere Hybrid includes Premiere II. Choose it when the shared Nautilus technology and comfort already cover your priorities.
Start With Reserve
When the Cabin Upgrade Matters Most
Reserve adds premium leather-trimmed seating and Revel audio from Reserve I. Reserve II is worth considering when 24-way Perfect Position seats, Lincoln Rejuvenate, 28-speaker audio, or upgraded lighting are priorities.
Start With Black Label
When You Want the Full Black Label Experience
Black Label brings together exclusive themes, Radiant Copper design details, 22-inch wheels, 28-speaker audio, Lincoln Rejuvenate, 24-way seating, and Black Label ownership privileges. Gas and hybrid models both include the Black Label Package.
Reserve offers the most flexibility because you can stop with its material and audio upgrades or add Reserve II for many of the Nautilus' flagship comfort and technology features. Black Label becomes the stronger choice when its exclusive themes, Radiant Copper details, 22-inch wheels, and ownership privileges matter just as much as the equipment itself.
Still Deciding?
Find the Nautilus Configuration That Best Fits Your Priorities
Choose what matters most to you. Each result points to a trim, powertrain, or Equipment Collection to compare first, plus the closest alternative worth considering.
Configuration to Compare First
Nautilus Premiere Gas
Premiere I Equipment Collection
Why It Fits
Premiere Gas with Premiere I is the simplest way into the Nautilus while keeping standard AWD, the 48-inch panoramic display, Lincoln Digital Experience, and the shared five-passenger cabin. Start here if the core Nautilus experience already covers what you want.
Also Compare
Premiere II if ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, panoramic roof, 14-speaker Revel audio, Digital Scent, and other comfort upgrades would improve the experience enough to justify adding them.
Configuration to Compare First
Nautilus Premiere Hybrid
Premiere II Equipment Collection
Why It Fits
Premiere Hybrid combines the 310-horsepower hybrid with Premiere II automatically. That gives you the upgraded Premiere comfort equipment—including ventilated front seats, Revel audio, Panoramic Vista Roof, heated steering wheel, and Digital Scent—without requiring a move to Reserve.
Also Compare
Reserve Hybrid with Reserve I if premium leather-trimmed seating and the richer Reserve cabin are worth the next step while keeping hybrid power.
Configuration to Compare First
Nautilus Reserve
Reserve I Equipment Collection
Why It Fits
Reserve I is the first configuration to pair the Nautilus foundation with premium leather-trimmed seating and 14-speaker Revel audio. Choose gas or hybrid based on your powertrain preference; the Reserve I cabin upgrade is available with either.
Also Compare
Premiere II if the added comfort features matter more than premium leather, or Reserve II if 24-way seating, Lincoln Rejuvenate, flagship audio, and advanced lighting are also priorities.
Configuration to Compare First
Nautilus Reserve
Reserve II Equipment Collection
Why It Fits
Reserve II is the configuration to start with when the upper comfort and technology features are the reason you are moving beyond Premiere. It adds 24-way Perfect Position front seats with Active Motion, Lincoln Rejuvenate, 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio, the Lincoln Lit Star, and full LED multi-projector headlamps.
Also Compare
Black Label if you want those flagship features together with exclusive interior themes, Radiant Copper design details, 22-inch wheels, and Black Label ownership privileges.
Configuration to Compare First
Nautilus Black Label
Black Label Package
Why It Fits
If Frosted Fig and the Radiant Copper exterior treatment are central to the look you want, Black Label is the configuration to start with. Its 22-inch wheels with Radiant Copper pockets and matching grille details give it a distinctly different exterior presentation.
Also Compare
Reserve II if the 28-speaker audio, advanced lighting, 24-way seating, and Rejuvenate matter more than the Black Label-only exterior treatment.
Configuration to Compare First
Nautilus Black Label
Black Label Package
Why It Fits
Black Label is the clear starting point when its exclusive interior themes and ownership privileges are part of what you want from the Nautilus. Eminent Hour, Elysian Light, and the broader Black Label experience are distinctions Reserve cannot duplicate.
Also Compare
Reserve II if the flagship seating, wellness, audio, and lighting features matter more than the exclusive themes and Black Label ownership program.
FAQ: 2027 Lincoln Nautilus Trim Levels
Six Questions to Help Finalize Your Nautilus Configuration
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*MSRP figures used in this guide are current as of October 28, 2026: $55,245 for Premiere, $65,245 for Reserve, and $79,695 for Black Label. Destination/delivery, taxes, title and registration, dealer charges, optional equipment, and other transaction costs are not included. Confirm current pricing and the exact vehicle configuration with J.C. Lewis Lincoln before purchase.
*The available high-output hybrid is rated at 310 combined horsepower in current 2027 Lincoln consumer specifications. Premiere Gas includes Premiere I with Premiere II available; Premiere Hybrid includes Premiere II and does not offer Premiere I. Reserve Gas and Hybrid include Reserve I with Reserve II available. Black Label Gas and Hybrid include the Black Label package. Specifications, certification values, package content, and feature availability can change; confirm the window label and equipment on the exact vehicle.
*The Trim-by-Feature Finder shows the lowest trim that can satisfy the selected features and then identifies the applicable Equipment Collection in the result. Selector labels intentionally show only shopper-facing features; exact equipment, color/interior combinations, and vehicle-level availability should still be confirmed on the window label.
*Driver-assistance features are supplemental and do not replace an attentive driver. BlueCruise requires an active plan or trial, operates only where supported, and requires driver attention. Lincoln Rejuvenate is intended for use while the vehicle is in Park and has additional operating limitations. Connected services, Security Package features, Black Label benefits, and package content remain subject to current terms, eligibility, compatible networks/devices, and participating-retailer requirements.