2024 Lincoln Nautilus Now Comes as a Hybrid, Gets a 48-Inch Screen

• The 2024 Lincoln Nautilus arrives with a stylish interior centered around a 48.0-inch display extending across the dashboard, operated via an 11.1-inch touchscreen below.

• The Nautilus also adds a new hybrid powertrain, with the turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder working with an electric motor to spit out a combined 310 horsepower.

• The first units of the 2024 Nautilus, which will be manufactured in China, will reach showrooms early next year.

The 2024 Lincoln Nautilus was revealed today, showing off a handsome exterior and a high-tech cabin with a 48.0-inch display spanning the width of the dashboard. This is the first major update since the MKX crossover took on the Nautilus moniker in 2019, and the new generation of Lincoln's two-row mid-size SUV also adds a hybrid powertrain.

The Nautilus looks bolder than before, with a more purposeful stance and a horizontal LED light strip that extends out of the headlights, meeting at the illuminated logo in the center of the larger grille. All Nautiluses feature a blacked-out roof, and the LED taillights incorporate a light-up "Lincoln" font. The door handles are hidden in the window trim, like on the Continental sedan that ended production in 2020.

Acres of Screens

The real talking point is inside, where two 24.0-inch screens join to create a massive 48.0-inch unit stretching across the entire cabin, controlled by an 11.1-inch touchscreen that sits closer to the driver. Lincoln says that the screen helps drivers remain focused on the road by keeping important information higher in their sight line. The display is easily customizable by dragging and dropping different widgets from the touchscreen below, while a "calm" mode completely shuts off the right side screen. The 48.0-inch display flows into a unique trim piece on the doors with wave-like surfacing and backlit by LEDs that can change colors.

Fragrances, Leather, and Massage

The expansive screen also plays a key role in "Lincoln Rejuvenate," a new feature that sees the screen, audio system, interior lighting, and massage seats combine to put on a performance that is meant to relax and reenergize the driver. For the first time on a Lincoln, an optional diffuser will also disperse one of three fragrances throughout the cabin during the "Rejuvenate" function.