2026 Lincoln Nautilus midsize luxury SUV — specifically the standard gas‑powered version most widely documented:

🚙 2026 Lincoln Nautilus – EPA City / Highway MPG

• City: 21 MPG

• Highway: 29 MPG

• Combined: 24 MPG

🔍 Powertrain & Basics

• Engine: 2.0 L turbocharged 4‑cylinder (~250 hp / 275 lb‑ft) 

• Drivetrain: Standard all‑wheel drive (AWD) on most trims 

• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic 

📌 These EPA numbers are the standard for the 2026 Nautilus with the turbo‑4 engine and AWD — the most common configuration. 

🧠 What This Means for Driving

• City driving (~21 MPG): On shorter trips and in stop‑and‑go traffic, fuel economy is moderate — about what you’d expect for a midsize luxury SUV with AWD and a turbo engine. 

• Highway driving (~29 MPG): Better efficiency at steady speeds on open roads. 

• Combined (~24 MPG): A blended estimate of mixed city and highway driving. 

📊 EPA typical range values: Based on a ~20‑gallon tank, a Nautilus can theoretically cover ~420 miles city / ~580 miles highway if driven strictly under those conditions. 

🧠 Optional Hybrid Variant (Estimate)

There are indications Lincoln may offer a hybrid version (e.g., turbo hybrid with higher output), and past Nautilus hybrid EPA ratings have been around 30 MPG combined (~30 city / ~31 highway). However, official EPA numbers for the 2026 hybrid Nautilus aren’t yet broadly published.

✅ Summary

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