- The Nautilus screen is located at the base of the windshield for easy visibility without causing chaos.
- High-resolution graphics reduce clutter, opting for calming colors and animations.
- Drivers can customize the right half of the screen for trip details, weather, navigation, and audio.
- Rejuvenate Mode: Provides spa-like relaxation with calming visuals.
- Calm Mode: Dims screens for a soothing nighttime experience.
- An intuitive design ensures easy navigation, using drag-and-drop features with swift responsiveness.
- Hosts apps like Spotify, Google Maps, and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto.
- A minimalistic layout reduces button reliance, streamlining control.
- Also featured in the Lincoln Navigator with plans for future model integration.
- Despite a price range of $53,000 to over $78,000, the technology's expansion, even into Ford, seems promising.
- Genesis: Big screen but requires design enhancements.
- Hyundai: Dual screens are impressive yet lack configurability.
- Kia: Offers the best visual appeal but complicates with its control layout.
- Mercedes-Benz MBUX: High-tech but organizationally lacking.
- Rivian: Excels in updates but has a significant learning curve due to the lack of physical buttons.
The Lincoln Digital Experience stands out, heralding a new era of luxury in-car technology that competes directly with European brands. With its combination of quality, functionality, and ease of use, it's no wonder it clinched a MotorTrend Best Tech award.
- Driver Assistance
- Chassis Tech
- Powertrain
- Automaker App
- General Excellence
- Aftermarket App
- Home EV Charger
- Robotaxi
- Public Charging Experience
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Summary: Lincoln masters the big screen trend with the Nautilus's user-friendly 48-inch display. This groundbreaking technology sets Lincoln apart in luxury vehicles, earning a MotorTrend Best Tech award.
