Lincoln Nautilus vs. Volvo XC60

Even after a long day at the office, you’ll find it easy to relax when you drive the Lincoln Nautilus or the Volvo XC60. These SUVs are equipped with a slew of comfort features that are geared to help you feel complete bliss. Some features you’ll find standard and optional with both models include:

• Dual-zone climate control
• Premium upholstery amp;& accent trim
• Heated front seats
• Panoramic moonroof

These features work together to create your own personal sanctuary, but the Lincoln Nautilus offers an additional standard feature you won’t find with the Volvo. Interior ambient lighting highlights various parts of your Lincoln to help make sure you’re always the star of the show.

Time spent inside your SUV doesn’t always mean you’re commuting; sometimes it involves waiting for a mobile order to be ready, at your child’s school for dismissal, and in the parking lot before the start of a movie. Lincoln knows this, which is why you can equip your model with the optional Lincoln Rejuvenate.

When stationary, this feature creates a specialty curated sensory experience that incorporates interior lighting, audio, massage, seating position, scent, and more to help you feel completely at ease.

While the Volvo XC60 does offer a massaging seat feature, you won’t experience a fully curated experience like you will with the Lincoln Nautilus.

Did you know that nearly every aspect of your luxury SUV is customizable? From its roof to the wheels, there are infinite ways to make your SUV perfectly match you. Here are a few ways you can personalize the appearance of your SUV:

Choosing the Lincoln Nautilus over the Volvo XC60 means having the ability to make your SUV truly your own.

Looking to enhance the appearance of your luxury SUV? The Lincoln Nautilus and the Volvo XC60 come with an optional appearance package. When selected, the Jet Appearance Package of the Lincoln Nautilus and the Dark Package of the XC60 adds features like dark wheels, black exterior accents, and midnight-like interior elements.

While both models come with this option, only those who choose the highest trim level of the XC60 have access to this feature. On the other hand, the Jet Appearance Package is offered on every trim of the Lincoln Nautilus.

With either model, live cameras and sensors monitor a range around your SUV. When a potential hazard is detected, you’ll receive an alert. Some features may even provide braking and/or steering support to help avoid a collision.

Similar safety features found on these models include:

• Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking
• Lane-Keeping System with Blind Spot Assist
• Rear Cross Traffic Braking
• 360-Degree Camera
• Rear parking sensors

While these are all found standard on the Lincoln and the Volvo, the Lincoln goes above and beyond by offering additional features such as Active Park Assist 2.0. This feature can help you master parallel and perpendicular parking jobs by expertly steering you into even the trickiest of spots.

Unfortunately, no similar feature is offered by the XC60.

When traveling long distances, wouldn’t it be nice to take your hands off the wheel and take a break? Driving the Lincoln Nautilus, this is possible thanks to Lincoln BlueCruise 1.2. This standard feature uses some of the most innovative technology to provide hands-free highway driving technology.

This feature can take full control of speed and steering on more than 130,000 miles of North American roads.

While the XC60 comes with similar capabilities, you won’t be able to go hands-free like you can with the Lincoln.