Lincoln Now Simulates a Tropical Vacation Inside Your Navigator and Nautilus SUVs
Ford’s luxury brand offers several themes as part of its Lincoln Rejuvenate tech, now including a sultry paradise.
Sometimes in the middle of a long day, you just need to get away—even if that getaway is simply shutting yourself inside your Lincoln Navigator or Nautilus SUV for a few minutes of peace. Since the 2025 model year, the Lincoln Rejuvenate themes have helped owners escape the outside world with several offerings, ranging from the ethereal views of the Aurora Borealis to the isolation of a natural forest. Now, a new theme will take you away to another calm world with its latest update called “Tropical Paradise.”
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This tropical scene is one of five themes you can use to help relax inside the 2025–2026 Lincoln Navigator and Nautilus models. The Lincoln Rejuvenate app is a fully immersive and multisensory experience; once you select a theme (with your vehicle in Park and with its doors closed), the seat position, massage function, climate control, ambient lighting, sound, and scents are adjusted to match. Tropical Paradise creates the ocean scene you’d expect from such a serene theme.
You’ll experience underwater exploration of coral reefs one minute, then be transported to a luxury beachfront retreat with the sounds of the ocean gently crashing on the shore. Matching the visual and audible cues is the Sunlight Retreat scent to truly complete this escape until you need to head back to the chaotic world outside your Lincoln SUV.
For owners of 2025–2026 Navigators or Nautilus models with trims that have Lincoln Rejuvenate as an available option, the Tropical Paradise theme is already available. You can download it via an over-the-air update through the Google Play Store.
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