The 2025 Lincoln Nautilus wouldn’t be complete without the perfect set of wheels to roll on. The luxury crossover offers six unique options, and Ford Authority today outlines all of them, including how to get each one.
19-inch Bright Machined Aluminum Wheel with Carbonized Painted Pockets
20-inch Bright Machined Aluminum wheel with Carbonized Painted Pockets
21-inch Bright Machined Aluminum Wheel with Dark Tarnished Painted Pockets
The first wheels are the 19-inch Bright Machined Aluminum wheels with Carbonized Painted Pockets, which are standard on the base 2025 Lincoln Nautilus Premiere. The 20-inch Bright Machined Aluminum wheels with Carbonized Painted Pockets are optional on the Nautilus Premiere as a standalone option for $1,000, and also included in the $3,000 Jet Appearance Package (87J) for that same trim. The 21-inch Bright Machined Aluminum wheels with Dark Tarnished Painted Pockets are standard on the Nautilus Reserve trim.
22-inch Satin Dark Luster Nickel wheel with Satin Chrome Inserts
21-inch Bright Machined Aluminum Wheel with Ebony Painted Pockets
22-inch Bright Machined Aluminum Wheel with Ebony Painted Pockets
Meanwhile, the 22-Satin Dark Luster Nickel wheels with Satin Chrome Inserts are an available upgrade for the Nautilus Reserve as a standalone option for $750, and are included in the $3,000 Jet Appearance Package for the Reserve and Black Label. The 21-inch Bright Machined Aluminum wheels with Ebony Painted Pockets are optional as a $750 standalone option for the Nautilus Reserve, and finally, the 22-inch Bright Machined Aluminum wheels with Ebony Painted Pockets are standard on the Nautilus Black Label.
The 2025 Lincoln Nautilus soldiers on largely unchanged, hot off a refresh for the 2024 model year. However, it does gain the Lincoln Rejuvenate feature, which turns the luxury crossover into a spa on wheels complete with massaging seats, calming visuals, and aromatherapy. It also receives one new exterior color called Whisper Blue Metallic.
The base Nautilus Premiere does lose its spare tire in favor of a standard tire mobility kit, although the spare can still be purchased for an extra $250 on this trim. Meanwhile, the luxury crossover does get extended trial periods for Lincoln Premium Connectivity, which is a part of the Connected Services plan.
The 2025 Nautilus is a little bit pricier than its 2024 model year counterpart, starting at $51,790 for the base Premiere trim, not accounting for destination freight charges. Production is handled at the Changan Ford Hangzhou Assembly plant in China, where operations have been underway since August 2024.
Comments
Who designs the Lincoln wheels? So ugly…such a nice looking vehicle which is ruined by the wheels selection of turbine spinners. A nicer, sportier five spoke would sell more vehicles.
“Six unique options”?? They all look basically the same…
I enjoyed travels earlier this year to Edmonton AB, Australia, and New Zealand. The bonus in all those trips was the relative non-existence of black wheels or black intensive wheels. Fortunately, the tasteless fad of black wheels has not stained the roadways of Alberta, Australia, and New Zealand.
Shining bright chrome