While Chrysler's lineup has now streamlined to just the Pacifica, it continues to uphold the brand's innovative spirit. The Pacifica remains competitive in the minivan segment with class-exclusive features:
- Stow 'n Go Seats: Offers hidden storage or a flat cargo area.
- Pacifica Hybrid: The only plug-in hybrid minivan, boasting a 32-mile all-electric range.
Despite having fewer models, the brand is reportedly planning fresh additions to its lineup. Currently, the Pacifica sets a high bar in terms of performance, comfort, and practicality.
This anniversary edition enhances the base Pacifica or Pacifica Hybrid Select:
- Exterior Design:
- Special 20-inch Luster Gray wheels (smaller size for hybrids).
- "Est. 1925" winged badges.
- Granite Crystal trim and blacked-out accents.
- Color Choices: Red Hot, Bright White, and Hydro Blue—a vibrant addition to the 2026 lineup.
- Additional Features: Includes the Safety Sphere package, featuring front parking sensors and a 360-degree camera—a package that typically incurs additional cost.
The 100th Anniversary Edition offers enhanced styling and safety features for a moderate premium:
- Cost Comparison:
- Gas Pacifica: $42,465 (Select), $44,390 (100th Anniversary)
- Pacifica Hybrid: $51,070 (Select), $52,565 (100th Anniversary)
These prices reflect only a modest increase from the 2025 pricing, offering compelling features at a competitive rate.
Though some might wish for more groundbreaking elements, minivan buyers can appreciate the thoughtful touches and value nearly a century since Chrysler's inception. Orders for the 100th Anniversary Edition open in June.
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