2026 Lincoln Nautilus · The turbo hybrid powertrain

Which 2026 Lincoln Nautilus trims have the turbo hybrid powertrain?

All three trims, as an option. Prices exclude $2,295 , taxes, fees and extra-cost paint. The builder's $825 lease acquisition fee and incentives are excluded. The is optional on every 2026 Nautilus and standard on none. On all of them, you'll need the 2.0L turbo hybrid. The cheapest Nautilus 5-seat SUV with it costs $56,995. It's a Premiere with the 2.0L turbo hybrid.

Our Nautilus data has all three current U.S. 2026 trims, both engines, Premiere II, Reserve III, Jet and the separately selectable factory wheels. It doesn't have 2027 orders, paint and upholstery colors, dealer , service-plan extensions, option-specific weights and unverified cargo-fit measurements yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.

Trim by trim

TrimHow you get itCheapest with it
PremiereAdd the 2.0L turbo hybrid$56,995With the 2.0L turbo hybrid
ReserveAdd the 2.0L turbo hybrid$66,595With the 2.0L turbo hybrid
Lincoln Black LabelAdd the 2.0L turbo hybrid$80,660With the 2.0L turbo hybrid

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The cheapest Nautilus 5-seat SUV with the turbo hybrid powertrain

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Premiere

2.0L turbo hybrid

Powertrain

Situation

Hybrid battery

FRONT2.0THYBRIDMECHANICAL SHAFTREAR COUPLINGBATTERYPUSHINGPUSHINGPUSHINGPUSHING

Rear wheels can help

The engine and front electric motor can work together. Power can also reach the rear wheels through a mechanical driveshaft.

How this works

AWD is standard on every trim and both powertrains. The rear axle is mechanically connected; the hybrid does not use an independent rear electric motor.

The diagram shows how the parts connect, not their exact positions. Actual power flow depends on driving conditions and battery charge. No low range or driver-selected axle locker is fitted.

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Packages & options

Powertrain

Comfort & tech

Wheels & exterior

Vs. a stock Premiere

  • Engine2.0L turbo hybrid
    2.0L turbo four-cylinder→2.0L turbo full hybrid
  • Transmission2.0L turbo hybrid
    Eight-speed automatic→Hybrid automatic transmission
Combined mpg
24 mpg → 30 mpg+6 mpg
Horsepower
250 hp → 285 hp+35 hp

Gains hybrid powertrain

  • Has AWD
  • Has Hybrid
  • No Panoramic roof
  • No Ventilated seats
  • Has Heated wheel
  • Has 360° camera
Drive
Standard AWD · automatic rear assistance
Transmission
Hybrid automatic transmission
Seats
Five · two rows · 60/40 folding rear bench
Front seats
Lincoln Soft Touch seats · five seats
Seat ventilation
Not equipped
Rear-seat heat
Not equipped
City / hwy
29 / 31 mpg
Cargo, folded
71.3 ft³ · second row folded
Rear legroom
43.1″
Center touchscreen
11.1″ · wireless phone connection
Panoramic display
48″ · separate from touchscreen
Audio
10-speaker audio
Roof
Fixed roof
Suspension
Independent coil-spring suspension
Spare tire
Tire mobility kit
Tires
255/60R19 all-season tires
BlueCruise
Hardware + four years · attentive driver required
Liftgate
Power
AC outlet
Not equipped
Digital Scent
Not equipped

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Each illustration and link uses the build behind its number. Comparisons cover the model years and bodies in our guides. Different rows can use different trims and equipment. Missing values aren’t treated as zero; reported prices and inferred ratings aren’t ranked.

  • Lowest listed trim price in each guide, before destination, options, taxes and fees. Cab and body styles can differ.
  • Highest published output found in each guide. This compares available power, not acceleration or the trim you selected.
  • Best published combined rating found in each guide, including regular hybrids. Plug-in ratings and inferred matches are excluded.