LINCOLN MEDIA CENTER
Stunning Lincoln Nautilus Sails into the Region, Immediately
Setting a New Benchmark for Luxury Crossovers
• 2021 Nautilus arrives to Saudi Arabia laden with the advanced driver-assist features of Lincoln Co-Pilot360™,
including Pedestrian Detection and a rear-view camera
• Providing more horsepower and torque than its closest competitors Lincoln Nautilus’ engine delivers smooth
power through three advanced technologies – turbocharging, direct injection and twin-independent variable
camshaft timing
•Nautilus debuts the new SYNC® 4 system and a 13.2-inch horizontal centre stack screen, offering new levels of
simplicity, connectivity and personalisation to clients for an effortless experience
Saudi Arabia, Al Riyadh, September 12, 2021 – Lincoln Middle East fans can start welcoming the redesigned and
refreshed 2021 Nautilus luxury crossover into their home from today, with the newest model certain to continue the
momentum and popularity it’s enjoyed since launch two years ago.
Subtle but stylish exterior updates to the two-row Nautilus see a new grille, modified lower front fascia, and the chrome
fog lamp bezel replaced with horizontal chrome trim. There’s two new wheel styles to complement the striking new
Lincoln colours of Asher Gray, Flight Blue, and Green Gem.
Nautilus also joins its stablemates, Navigator and Aviator, in the sleek Monochromatic paint (optional) programme for
2021, which includes a new body-coloured grille with chrome surrounds, and 20-inch monochromatic premium painted
cast aluminium wheels, among a number of other elegant and understated touches.
The new interior, inspired by Aviator and Corsair, sees steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters (with 2.7-litre engine
only) and the chic Lincoln piano key shifters added to the cabin, as well as wireless smartphone charging convenience,
removing unsightly charging cable clutter.
One of the, literally, biggest updates over the previous Nautilus is a new 13.2-inch human-machine interface. More
simply, that’s the huge horizontal centre stack LCD touchscreen – the largest across the Lincoln brand – which offers
new levels of simplicity and connectivity, as a complement to newly-debuting SYNC 4 infotainment system.
Still with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, SYNC 4 now offers cord-free phone connectivity, a new
split-screen Information on Demand panel, and a Digital Owner’s Manual for quick access to vehicle information. The
touchscreen navigation with pinch to zoom capability is retained for SYNC 4, added further convenience.
When it comes to safety, the new Nautilus packs a punch with Lincoln Co-Pilot360, which bundles many popular driver-
assist features as standard. It’s incorporated with an array of sophisticated technologies – such as a Lane-Keeping System,
Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Detection with Cross Traffic Alert, and Auto High
Beams – designed to inspire driver confidence.
A powerful 2.7-litre turbocharged V6 engine (Reserve trim), delivering 335 hp and 515 Nm of torque, makes Nautilus
more powerful than its closest rivals; not to mention offering more cargo space than most medium premium utility
offerings in the market. Nautilus boasts the incomparable luxury of style, substance, and space.
“The new Nautilus provides a superior ride, an array of driver assistance technologies, and the kind of effortless
experiences Lincoln customers have become accustomed to,” said Sami Malkawi, Managing Director, Lincoln Direct
Markets. “With its stunning exterior design and beautifully crafted interior, we’re certain this premium product will help
continue the brand’s recent trend of exceptional regional sales growth.”
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