Sophisticated Style, Unforgettable Impact

From first glance, the Lincoln Nautilus and the Genesis GV80 deliver the design elements needed to accurately express your personality. Each offers shades ranging from classic grayscale to more anomalous hues like Whisper Blue with the Lincoln and Storr Green with the Genesis. Only the Lincoln Nautilus offers a distinctive Red Carpet Red paint to add an incandescent element to every drive.

Both models offer optional panoramic roofs that provide sky views reflecting limitless aspirations as bright as your future. At night, interior ambient lighting casts a soft glow onto the cabin, highlighting the premium craftsmanship and superior details of these luxury SUVs.

The Lincoln Nautilus and the GV80 include unique grilles, wheels up to 22 inches, and LED headlamps that help make your presence known. With many similar design elements, one question remains: As you approach your vehicle, does it welcome you? The Lincoln Nautilus does, thanks to the Lincoln Embrace and its choreographed sequence of light patterns. When you exit, it will also bid you adieu.

Settle Into Serenity

While the exterior of your luxury SUV may speak loud and clear, you might prefer its interior to whisper. The cabin is your haven from the outside world, your respite from a busy day of meetings or a grueling workout on the court. The Lincoln Nautilus and the Genesis GV80 are designed so meticulously that you may begin to consider at least one of them your mobile spa.

Calming textile shades like Medium Gray or optional Hot Chocolate drape the seats with sumptuous leather, adding a sophisticated touch. While the GV80 offers leather upholstery in similar shades, it’s only offered on select higher trim levels and requires an upgrade. This theme continues throughout the rest of the cabin.

Across all rows, the Lincoln Nautilus offers more premium amenities that turn every outing into a relaxing experience.

Potent Power, Tailored to Your Drive

A vehicle’s performance begins with its powertrain. The Lincoln Nautilus and the Genesis GV80 each equip standard turbocharged engines that produce at least 250 horsepower (HP) and mate them to an 8-speed automatic transmission for smooth and near-instant responses. For enhanced stability, all-wheel drive (AWD) adds confidence to commutes across rain-slicked streets and when conquering tight turns downtown.

While each SUV offers an AWD system, only the Lincoln Nautilus provides this system standard, along with Selectable Drive Modes for a tailored feel. Each mode automatically adjusts suspension, steering, and shift points.

For drivers who prefer a more thrilling commute, consider upgrading the engine of the Lincoln Nautilus. When optionally equipped, the Lincoln can generate up to 295 HP. This is made possible by the available turbocharged hybrid engine and CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) that provide seamless shifting and a smoother ride, all while allowing you to drive greener and cleaner. For Genesis drivers, only one engine is offered across all trim levels.

Enhanced Efficiency for Greater Mileage

When you drive the Lincoln Nautilus or the Genesis GV80, you want to continue driving, not pause your travels and pull over to the pump. Similarities aside, their standard turbocharged traditional engines deliver significantly different fuel economies.

While the Lincoln Nautilus takes an early efficiency lead, it’s worth noting this difference occurs before examining the efficiency rating of the hybrid configuration. Thanks to its use of dual power sources and regenerative braking to convert energy to usable electricity, the Lincoln Nautilus Hybrid achieves an EPA-estimated 29 city/31 highway MPG rating.^*

To keep moving, choose either Lincoln Nautilus powertrain. Something else that’s unsurprising? You may want to take the long way home.

Seamless Infotainment to Enrich Your Drive

Connectivity is no longer a luxury but a prerequisite for every commute. You need a reliable means to maintain contact and remain informed and engaged while on the go. As premium SUVs, the Lincoln Nautilus and the Genesis GV80 include an array of standard infotainment technologies, including:

• Wireless device charging
• Wi-Fi hotspot capability
• Driver profiles for seat/steering/media preferences

While each SUV offers simple connectivity, the Lincoln Nautilus has several advantages, thanks to Lincoln Digital Experience. Its cinematic 48-inch panoramic display spans the full width of the dashboard and adds intuitive features like Google Assistant, which helps you stay on top of your routine with calendar and task reminders. By contrast, the GV80’s panoramic display only spans 27 inches.

To enhance your experience and fully immerse yourself in sound, add the available 28-speaker Revel® Ultima 3D audio system with QuantumLogic® Surround 3D technology, which transforms the Lincoln Nautilus cabin into a concert hall. The GV80's top-tier surround sound system taps out at 18 speakers.

Peace of Mind for Every Mile

Clearly, Lincoln and Genesis have adopted the mantra that true serenity starts with safety. These luxury SUVs come well-equipped with comprehensive safety suites that add unparalleled peace of mind, especially when traveling with precious cargo.

These safety aids will boost your confidence, whether you’re handling your regular commute and routine errands or heading off to parts unknown. Among their standard driver-assistance systems are brand-specific versions of:

• Rear Parking Sensors
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Blind Spot Information System with Cross Traffic Alert
• Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking
• Lane Keeping System with Blind Spot Assist

Only the Lincoln Nautilus provides a standard 360-Degree Camera to keep a vigilant eye on all sides of your luxury SUV, including those hardest-to-see areas, for extra peace of mind.

Lincoln BlueCruise enables hands-free driving on 130,000 miles of designated highways while the driver remains attentive. Although Genesis offers Highway Driving Assist 2, this system still requires drivers to keep their hands on the wheel. Unlike the Lincoln, which provides fully automated, hands-free driving, Genesis’s system only assists with braking and steering.