2021 Lincoln Navigator Towing Capacity

2021 Lincoln Navigator: Towing Capacity & Engine

The power you get from your vehicle starts with the engine, and the 2021 Lincoln Navigator packs a punch. It offers a twin-turbocharged 3.5L V6 engine that gets 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque. This standard power gives you the confidence to confront any job head-on.

In addition to the engine capabilities you have with the Lincoln Navigator, the towing capacity you get also helps keep you going on any adventure. The Lincoln Navigator can tow up to a range of 8,100 to 8,300 pounds with the 4x4 configuration. If you choose the 4x2 configuration, you can expand your towing range to 8,400 to 8,700 pounds.

This makes it easy for you to bring along a boat, camper, ATV trailer, or anything else you may need for your travels.

2021 Lincoln Navigator: Additional Towing Features

In addition to the towing capability and power you get from the Lincoln Navigator, it helps to have tools and technology that can make towing that much easier. Some of these available features include:

• Smart Trailer Tow Connector: This feature alerts you of certain issues that may require your immediate attention regarding your trailer.
• Trailer Sway Control: This feature helps you to keep your trailer, boat, or camper from swaying as you travel.
• Electronic Traction Assist: This feature directs torque to specific wheels to help increase stability and traction for a smoother and more controlled ride.

These features are all designed to make your travels while towing much easier. The Lincoln Navigator also comes with additional towing features, like the available Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ and 4-/7-pin wiring connectors, all designed to make towing that much easier for you.

2021 Lincoln Navigator: Enhanced Handling Features

The Lincoln Navigator isn't just about towing. You also can get a smooth ride and enhanced handling from a variety of features. Take the available adaptive suspension, which helps you maintain a smooth ride over uneven terrain.

The Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go is an available feature that can adjust the speed of your vehicle when there is surrounding traffic. It helps you maintain a safe distance between you and the vehicle in front of you.

Finally, Hill Descent Control is another feature giving you enhanced control. It helps you maintain control when descending on a hill with a heavy load.