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Chrysler Redefined: 2027 Pacifica Leads With Modern New Aesthetic and Proven Family-friendly Features

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Chrysler (STLA) unveiled the refreshed 2027 Pacifica on April 1, 2026, featuring a modern front fascia, illuminated wing badge, and updated interiors across trims. The lineup begins at a U.S. MSRP of $41,495 for the LX and is available to order now, with new tech packaging and safety upgrades.

Key highlights include class-exclusive Stow 'n Go in second and third rows, available AWD with Stow 'n Go, the 3.6L Pentastar V‑6 (287 hp), and Pinnacle's Blue Agave Nappa leather interior.

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  • Starting U.S. MSRP of $41,495 for LX trim
  • Class-exclusive Stow 'n Go in second and third rows
  • Available AWD with Stow 'n Go on Select and Limited
  • 3.6L Pentastar V-6 delivers 287 horsepower
  • Orders open now for 2027 Pacifica lineup

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  • Manufacturer destination charge of $1,995 adds to customer cost
  • Several exterior colors listed as late-availability, possibly delaying delivery

News Market Reaction – STLA

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In the Apr 1 session, STLA gained 4.80%, reflecting a moderate positive market reaction.

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Market Context

This announcement refreshes the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica with updated styling, safety tech and a start...
Analysis

This announcement refreshes the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica with updated styling, safety tech and a starting MSRP of $41,495, reinforcing Stellantis’ minivan leadership after more than 16.6 million units sold. Recent filings highlight heavy 2025 losses of €22.3 billion, suspended dividends and new hybrid bonds, so investors may weigh attractive product news against balance sheet repair. Upcoming strategic updates at Investor Day and progress toward improved cash flows remain key metrics to monitor.

Key Figures

Starting MSRP: $41,495 Engine output: 287 horsepower Engine torque: 262 lb.-ft. +5 more
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Starting MSRP $41,495 2027 Chrysler Pacifica LX starting U.S. MSRP
Engine output 287 horsepower 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine power rating
Engine torque 262 lb.-ft. Pentastar V-6 torque specification
Cargo space 140 cubic feet Flat load surface with Stow 'n Go seats folded
Towing capacity 3,600 lb. Best-in-class towing with Trailer Tow Group
Years since invention 43 years Time since Chrysler invented the minivan
Minivans sold 16.6 million Total Chrysler minivans sold historically
Pacifica units sold 1.15 million Total Chrysler Pacifica models sold

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Mar 26 (Positive)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Mar 26 Performance awards Positive -1.9% SIXPACK-powered 2026 Dodge Charger Scat Pack wins key Texas awards.
Mar 26 Brand event Positive -1.9% Jeep showcases concept builds and experiences at 60th Easter Jeep Safari.
Mar 25 Car show activation Positive +1.9% Dodge headlines Mopar Heaven show with SIXPACK Charger thrill rides and display.
Mar 24 Marketing campaign Positive +2.4% Jeep launches comedy-driven campaign promoting 2026 Grand Wagoneer.
Mar 24 Performance SUV launch Positive +2.4% Dodge introduces 2026 Durango R/T 392 Launch Edition with higher power and towing.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

Recent product and marketing headlines often saw small positive moves, but two late-March events triggered mild selloffs despite upbeat news.

Recent Company History

Over late March 2026, Stellantis issued multiple brand-focused updates across Dodge and Jeep. Performance and marketing news, such as the SIXPACK-powered Charger awards and Mopar Heaven show activation, led to mixed single‑day moves from −1.89% to +2.43%. Launches like the Durango R/T 392 and a Grand Wagoneer campaign also produced modest gains. Today’s positive reaction to the refreshed 2027 Chrysler Pacifica fits this pattern of product news driving incremental rather than transformative price shifts.

Key Terms

all-wheel-drive, active noise cancellation (ANC), acoustic glass
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all-wheel-drive technical
"Pacifica's intelligent all-wheel-drive (AWD) system – available on Select, Limited..."
All-wheel-drive is a vehicle system that sends engine power to all four wheels instead of just the front or rear pair, helping the car grip the road better in wet, snowy, or loose conditions. For investors it matters because it can influence a vehicle’s price, fuel efficiency, manufacturing cost and appeal to buyers—factors that affect a carmaker’s sales, profit margins and competitive position, much like adding a popular feature to boost demand.
active noise cancellation (ANC) technical
"Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): Standard across the entire lineup, ANC uses..."
Active noise cancellation is a technology in headphones and other devices that listens to background sounds and generates opposite sound waves to neutralize them, like putting up an invisible shield that muffles a noisy room. For investors it matters because ANC can be a key selling feature that drives product demand, influences pricing and margins, and creates opportunities for licensing or component supply growth, affecting revenue and competitive position.
acoustic glass technical
"Acoustic glass: The windshield and front-side windows use laminated acoustic glass..."
Acoustic glass is specially made window or panel glass designed to reduce the amount of sound that passes through it, similar to how a thick blanket muffles noise. For investors, it matters because demand for acoustic glass reflects spending on quieter, higher-value buildings, transportation and consumer products, which can boost revenues and margins for manufacturers or suppliers in construction, automotive and materials sectors.

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NEW YORK, April 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ --  

  • 2027 Pacifica debuts bold, new, front exterior design and illuminated wing badge, serving as the blueprint for the next generation of Chrysler vehicles
  • Chrysler Pacifica, America's best-selling and most awarded minivan, remains the only minivan to offer standard, segment-exclusive Stow 'n Go seating and storage system in both second and third rows. Pacifica's intelligent all-wheel-drive (AWD) system – available on Select, Limited and Pinnacle trims – delivers confident all-weather traction, making Pacifica the only minivan to offer AWD in combination with second-row Stow 'n Go
  • Inside, Pacifica offers seven-passenger seating across the lineup and available eight-passenger seating on Select, with the Pinnacle standing apart via its exclusive new Blue Agave Nappa leather interior featuring Sol Stopper copper accent stitching and Tungsten Patina non-metallic piping on the seats
  • Enhanced Safety Sphere Package adds turn signal-activated Blind-spot View and ParkSense-based camera activation
  • Newly decoupled Theater Group and Family Tech Group offer families more choice and more affordable entry points
  • Award-winning 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine and segment-exclusive TorqueFlite nine-speed automatic transmission deliver 287 horsepower and 262 lb.-ft. of torque
  • New Pacifica LX, formerly the Voyager, retains its familiar exterior design while offering a budget-friendly entry point, well-equipped with power-sliding doors and heated seats and steering wheel
  • The Pacifica lineup begins at a starting U.S. MSRP of $41,495 for the LX trim, offering versatility and efficiency at an accessible starting price
  • Chrysler is celebrating its passionate owner community with the launch of the new "PacifiKids, Too" social media campaign, a fun, creator-driven initiative that brings Pacifica families into the spotlight
  • Refreshed Chrysler merchandise lineup, featuring the new brand logo, debuts today on Chrysler.com

The future face of Chrysler is here. Chrysler introduces the newest evolution of America's best-selling and most awarded minivan, the refreshed 2027 Chrysler Pacifica, at the New York International Auto show today, bringing new life to the segment it created in the biggest minivan market in the United States for the past decade.

"Chrysler invented the minivan 43 years ago, and with more than 16.6 million sold, including more than 1.15 million Pacifica models, our leadership in this segment remains unmatched," said Matt McAlear, Chrysler brand CEO. "This refreshed Pacifica builds on that momentum by delivering the perfect blend of new refreshed exterior design, new features, smarter technology with the beloved innovations our customers rely on. Together, they strengthen our position in the segment we created and open new opportunities for growth as we enter the next era of the Chrysler brand."

True to its legacy, the Pacifica continues to celebrate all of its innovative, award-winning features, including class-exclusive Stow 'n Go seating in both the second and third rows, FamCAM, rear-seat entertainment, the most safety and security features in the segment, best-in-class towing and seven- or eight-passenger seating capability.

The 2027 Chrysler Pacifica lineup is available for order now at a starting U.S. MSRP of $41,495 for the LX trim, offering versatility and efficiency at an accessible starting price (all prices exclude tax, title, fees and $1,995 destination charge).

2027 Chrysler Pacifica Highlights
From a refreshed exterior design to smarter tech to the newly renamed LX trim, the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica lineup is loaded with family-friendly features and smarter tech, including:

  • Chrysler Pacifica Select, Limited and Pinnacle trims receive a striking new front fascia, featuring vertical LED headlamps and an illuminated grille with a unique lit signature called "piano keys." The refreshed Pacifica also features a new Chrysler wing logo and rear liftgate applique, giving the minivan a commanding, modern stance
  • New exterior paint colors, including Olive Green, and new wheel designs offer more personalization across the model lineup. The new Pacifica LX, formerly the Voyager, retains its familiar exterior design while offering a budget-friendly entry point, well-equipped with power-sliding doors and heated seats and steering wheel
  • Inside, the seven- or eight-passenger Pacifica advances its premium craftsmanship. A new Chrysler wing badge in Satin Chrome finish is inset on the steering-wheel airbag cover, complemented by new interior accents that elevate the cabin ambiance across the lineup. The range-topping Pinnacle model debuts a standard model-exclusive Blue Agave interior color and new finishes throughout, including Copper Alloy accent bezels. The deco trim on the instrument panel is finished in new Dark Platinum paint, while the seats feature a new Parquet perforation pattern and Tungsten Patina non-metallic piping
  • Pacifica continues to lead with innovation for the 2027 model year, introducing enhancements to the Safety Sphere Package, including turn signal-activated Blind-spot View and ParkSense-based camera activation, increasing driver visibility and situational awareness
  • The refreshed 2027 model-year Pacifica also debuts a more flexible tech strategy with the decoupling of the Uconnect Theater Group and the newly named Family Tech Group, allowing families to choose the features that matter most to them, whether that's Amazon Fire TV built-in, FamCAM interior camera monitoring, premium audio, additional power outlets, or second- and third-row features
  • Standard on all trims, the new adjustable-height power liftgate was designed with real-world parking scenarios in mind. This feature allows customers to easily set how high the liftgate opens to avoid low-clearance obstacles, such as home garage ceilings, carports or parking decks, while ensuring smooth, worry-free access to the cargo area
  • A hallmark of Chrysler innovation, the Pacifica continues to stand alone in the segment with its exclusive Stow 'n Go system, delivering unmatched convenience and versatility for busy families. Unlike any other minivan, Pacifica's second- and third-row seats fold easily into the floor, creating a flat load space in seconds, perfect for road trips, gear-heavy weekends or everyday utility

A Vision for the Next Century
The exterior redesign of the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica brings a technical, modern character to the forefront. This transformation touches virtually every surface of the front fascia, creating a crafted, sculpted presence that changes the perception of the brand and serves as a road map for the look and feel of future Chrysler products.

The centerpiece of this redesign is the new, illuminated version of the iconic Chrysler wing badge. 

This logo serves as the focal point for a cross-car LED lighting signature. On Limited and Pinnacle trims, the Pacifica "wakes up" with a welcome animation: the center lamp, signature lights and Chrysler badge illuminate first, followed by the "piano keys" at each corner. A coordinated animation marks the end of the drive.

Key exterior highlights include:

  • Sculptural "piano key" accents: These details frame the grille and draw the eye to the precision of the new lighting signature
  • Integrated lighting: Forward lighting is tucked discreetly in the lower fascia, drawing more attention to the illuminated grille signature. New projector headlamps provide a 17% improvement in maximum reach compared to previous generations
  • Dynamic rear profile: A redesigned rear lightbar applique and updated wing badge create a cohesive signature. The popular S Appearance Package offers a blacked-out version for a more aggressive stance
  • Updated wheel lineup: Eight distinct wheel designs are available, including new 18- and 20-inch designs for Limited and Pinnacle in Foreshadow and Machined finishes
  • Nature-inspired color palette: The 2027 model debuts Olive Green, a rich, organic hue. Additional colors, Ember, Glass Gray and Steel Blue, will be late-availability options

The Pinnacle of Premium
The 2027 Chrysler Pacifica debuts a new Blue Agave Nappa leather interior, exclusive on the Pinnacle model. This deeply saturated, rich color provides a contemporary alternative to traditional tans and blacks, creating a high-fashion atmosphere within a family vehicle.

The seats feature an all-new Parquet perforation pattern, adding a distinctive texture and a sense of bespoke craftsmanship. Exclusive Sol Stopper copper accent stitching carries across the seats, instrument panel, doors and armrests, while Tungsten Patina non-metallic piping frames the seating surfaces.

Pinnacle interior features include:

  • Ultra Console: In Pinnacle models, this console seamlessly blends into the instrument panel, offering dual-level storage with a large pass-through underneath for handbags or tablet devices
  • Enhanced rear-cabin comfort: Pinnacle adds premium third-row sunshades, upgraded floor mats and additional soft-touch materials throughout the cabin to elevate every passenger's experience
  • Premium lighting and ambiance: Subtle ambient lighting and upgraded trim illumination enhance cabin warmth and visibility, reinforcing Pinnacle's upscale, lounge-like atmosphere
  • Copper Alloy accents: New metallic touches highlight the HVAC bezels and door elements, replacing traditional chrome with a richer, warmer sense of depth

Stow 'n Go Seating and Storage System: Delivering Decades of Innovation
For more than 20 years, the Stow 'n Go seating and storage system has remained one of Chrysler's most defining innovations, an industry-first solution that reshaped family mobility when it debuted for the 2005 model year. Since then, more than 5 million minivans have been sold with the system, and Chrysler minivans remain the only vehicles in the segment to offer second- and third-row seats that fold flat into the floor.

For the 2027 Pacifica, Stow 'n Go continues to set the benchmark for versatility, enabling the second- and third-row seats to disappear into the floor in seconds and creating a flat load surface with more than 140 cubic feet of cargo space. When seats are deployed, the under-floor bins provide additional, easily accessible storage, ideal for weekend gear, groceries, sports equipment or road trip essentials.

The 2027 Pacifica also preserves another important class exclusive: it is the only minivan to offer available all-wheel drive with second- and third-row Stow 'n Go seating. This unique combination is offered on the Select and Limited trims, giving families capability and versatility in all weather conditions without sacrificing the interior flexibility they rely on. At the top end, Pinnacle models feature standard third-row Stow 'n Go seating with removable second-row seats, a layout that accommodates the Pinnacle trim's larger integrated Ultra Console and premium, plush captain's chairs.

Wing Badge Reimagined
Following Chrysler's 100th anniversary in 2025, the brand enters its next century with a new interpretation of the wing badge, which debuts on the 2027 Pacifica. First previewed on the Chrysler Airflow concept in 2022 and refined on the Halcyon concept in 2024, the new logo features a cleaner, more digital aesthetic, along with a modernized "Chrysler" wordmark developed in-house. Prominently displayed on the front and rear of the vehicle, and subtly integrated throughout as design "Easter eggs," the latest wing badge represents a contemporary expression of Chrysler's legacy, blending a century of heritage with a forward-looking vision of the future.

Chrysler's visual identity has evolved alongside the brand itself, beginning with the original ribbon seal emblem introduced in 1924, designed to resemble a prestigious award and symbolize quality and engineering excellence. Early Chrysler vehicles also featured the iconic winged radiator cap, inspired by the Roman god Mercury and representing speed and freedom. These motifs would become recurring themes in the brand's design language. Through the 1930s and 1940s, Chrysler experimented with streamlined wings, shield emblems and script nameplates, reflecting the era's focus on aerodynamics and forward motion, while reinforcing a sense of prestige and innovation.

In the 1950s and 1960s, Chrysler's identity shifted toward bold, modernist expressions. The introduction of the Forward Look design language brought clean, directional forms and futuristic symbolism, followed by the adoption of the Pentastar in 1962, a corporate-wide emblem designed for global recognition and simplicity. While the Pentastar became synonymous with the company for decades, the Chrysler brand itself continued to evolve its own identity, revisiting earlier motifs like wings and seals to maintain a connection to its heritage.

By the mid-1990s, Chrysler reintroduced the ribbon seal, later pairing it with extended wings across the front and rear of vehicles, blending heritage with a more contemporary aesthetic. This evolved further in the 2010s with the introduction of the modern Chrysler wing badge, featuring a clean, horizontal layout with a central brand name, signaling a renewed focus on elegance, precision and simplicity. This era marked a return to the winged identity as the brand's primary visual signature.

Advanced Engineering: A Solid Foundation
Beneath the stylish exterior, the 2027 Pacifica is built on a world-class platform engineered for a quiet and isolated interior environment. To achieve this, Chrysler engineers used a strategic mix of high-strength steel, aluminum and magnesium to create a body structure that is both light and stiff.

The use of high-strength steel ensures a rigid foundation that absorbs road inputs before they reach the cabin, while aluminum components in the hood and doors reduce overall mass to improve fuel efficiency and handling. Magnesium is strategically employed in the structures for the instrument panel and liftgate to provide high strength without the weight of traditional metals.

The ride quality is further refined by a four-wheel independent suspension system. This setup allows each wheel to react independently to road imperfections, reducing cabin toss and providing an agile, car-like handling experience. For AWD models, the suspension is specially tuned with a rear sway bar and increased ground clearance, ensuring the Pacifica remains composed even on rougher terrain or in heavy snow.

Sanctuary of Silence
Achieving a first-class experience meant preserving the exceptionally quiet cabin that has become a hallmark of the Pacifica. Chrysler engineers focused on maintaining low noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) levels through a multi-layered approach:

  • Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): Standard across the entire lineup, ANC uses the vehicle's audio system to neutralize low-frequency cabin noise by emitting "anti-noise" waves
  • Acoustic glass: The windshield and front-side windows use laminated acoustic glass to significantly reduce wind and ambient traffic noise
  • Aerodynamic sculpting: Extensive wind-tunnel testing resulted in a class-leading aerodynamic profile that minimizes wind turbulence at highway speeds
  • Triple door seals: Comprehensive sealing around all door openings ensures that road noise stays outside, creating an environment where passengers in the third row can easily converse with those in the first

Capability Without Compromise
The heart of the Pacifica remains the award-winning 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine, paired with a segment-exclusive TorqueFlite nine-speed automatic transmission. Delivering 287 horsepower and 262 lb.-ft. of torque, this powertrain provides smooth, confident acceleration for highway merging and passing.

Pacifica's intelligent AWD system is engineered to optimize traction, capable of sending 100% of available engine torque to the rear wheels or to the wheels with the most grip. Crucially, the system can also completely disconnect the power-transfer unit and rear drive module when AWD is not needed, reducing drag and improving fuel efficiency.

For adventure-minded families, the available Trailer Tow Group offers a best-in-class 3,600-lb. towing capacity, making it easy to haul small campers, jet skis or other recreational gear, with trailer-sway damping and a heavy-duty radiator providing added confidence.

Smarter Technology for Modern Families
For 2027, the former Uconnect Theater Group is decoupled into the Family Tech Group and the Theater Group, giving families the ability to select the features they value most without paying for content they don't need. The Family Tech Group focuses on everyday convenience and cabin functionality, bundling the following features:

  • Upgraded audio system
  • Uconnect 5 NAV with a 10.1-inch display
  • Eight-way power front passenger seat
  • Additional power outlets and USB ports

Additionally, the Family Tech Group includes the FamCAM interior camera, which provides a high-definition split-screen view of rear-seat passengers, including a zoom-to-seat function that even allows parents to see a rear-facing child seat.

The Theater Group, meanwhile, is dedicated to rear-seat entertainment and includes streaming capability with built-in Amazon Fire TV, a multi-channel remote, seatback video screens and integrated media inputs for a full in-cabin entertainment experience.

2027 Chrysler Pacifica Offers the Most Safety and Security Features in Its Class
Safety remains the top priority, and the 2027 Pacifica continues Chrysler's leadership by offering the most standard safety and security features in its class. For 2027, those protections are further strengthened with the latest generation of the Safety Sphere Package – optional on Select and Limited and standard on Pinnacle – which adds new technologies designed to boost driver awareness and confidence in everyday scenarios:

  • Turn Signal-activated Blind-spot View: Displays a live camera feed on the center touchscreen when the turn signal is engaged, giving the driver a clear view of the adjacent lane and reducing the risk of unseen vehicles
  • ParkSense-based Camera Activation: Automatically triggers the appropriate camera view when ParkSense sensors detect an object, helping the driver instantly identify hazards during low-speed maneuvers

These upgrades join a comprehensive suite of carryover systems, including 360-degree surround view camera and front/rear park assist with stop, to further reinforce Chrysler's commitment to confidence and security in every drive.

Standard on all trims, the new-for-2027 adjustable-height power liftgate was designed with real-world parking scenarios in mind. This feature allows customers to easily set how high the liftgate opens to avoid low-clearance obstacles, such as home garage ceilings, carports or parking decks, while ensuring smooth, worry-free access to the cargo area.

New Social Media Campaign Lets Everyone Be "PacifiKids, Too"
Chrysler is also reigniting one of its most beloved fan-focused ideas with the launch of "PacifiKids, Too," a fresh, 2.0 evolution of the breakthrough 2016 PacifiKids campaign. Built for today's social media landscape, where creators, families and fans drive the conversation, "PacifiKids, Too" invites everyone to become part of the Pacifica story.

This modern reboot taps into a decade of cultural shift, transforming what was once a playful kid-driven ad campaign into a full-fledged, community-powered movement where anyone and everyone can be a "PacifiKid."

Through creator-led content, family-first storytelling and open social media participation, Chrysler is celebrating the enthusiasm of the Pacifica community and empowering owners, kids and fans everywhere to share their favorite features and to show and tell how the Pacifica continues to make everyday life smarter, easier and more fun.

"When we launched the PacifiKids campaign in 2016, friends, family, employees, dealers and customers all told me their kids wanted to be PacifiKids, too," McAlear said. "Now, thanks to social media, they can, and we can't wait to hear their stories. We want to see how they use their Pacifica, which features they love, and how their Chrysler minivan supports their everyday adventures and their big family road trips."

PacifiKids can tag @Chrysler to submit their videos.

New Logo, New Gear
To coincide with the Pacifica reveal, Chrysler launches a refreshed merchandise collection today featuring the new wing logo. Offering a curated set of clothing and accessories, the updated Chrysler merchandise website showcases the brand's new identity, giving fans a first look at the modern logo across stylish products.

2027 Chrysler Pacifica Lineup and Pricing
The 2027 Chrysler Pacifica is scheduled to arrive in dealerships this summer. The new lineup includes the entry-level LX trim, which offers premium standard features like power-sliding doors and a heated steering wheel at an entry-level price point, and progresses through the well-equipped Select and Limited trims, each adding available AWD and elevated technology, comfort and convenience features. The Pinnacle trim delivers the most refined expression of Pacifica, with exclusive Blue Agave interior appointments and advanced features designed for a truly upscale family experience.
 

PACIFICA    

FWD    

AWD

LX

$41,495

N/A

Select    

$44,545

$47,890

Limited    

$49,705

$53,050

Pinnacle    

$54,910

$58,255

*All prices exclude tax, titles, fees, and $1,995 destination charge.
 
Chrysler Brand
Chrysler brand enters its second century with a bold vision of innovation, blending engineering excellence with beautifully designed, attainable vehicles. In 2026, Chrysler will introduce a refreshed Chrysler Pacifica – America's best-selling and most awarded minivan – reinforcing the brand's long-standing leadership in the segment it invented.

For more than 40 years, Chrysler has led the minivan segment, redefining family mobility with advanced safety, available all-wheel drive and the class-exclusive Stow 'n Go seating and storage system. Designed to meet the needs of modern families, the Chrysler Pacifica minivan lineup delivers convenience, capability, and efficiency.

Chrysler is part of the portfolio of brands offered by leading global automaker and mobility provider Stellantis. For more information regarding Stellantis (NYSE: STLA), please visit www.stellantis.com.

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FAQ

What is the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica starting price and order availability (STLA)?

The 2027 Pacifica starts at $41,495 U.S. MSRP for the LX and is available to order now. According to the company, prices exclude tax, title, fees and a $1,995 destination charge, and dealers will handle final purchase terms.

Does the 2027 Pacifica (STLA) offer all-wheel drive with Stow 'n Go seating?

Yes — AWD is available while retaining second- and third-row Stow 'n Go seating on Select and Limited trims. According to the company, this combination remains unique in the minivan segment, offering traction and interior flexibility.

What powertrain does the 2027 Pacifica use and what performance does it deliver (STLA)?

The Pacifica continues with the award-winning 3.6L Pentastar V‑6 paired to a TorqueFlite nine-speed, delivering 287 hp and 262 lb.-ft. According to the company, this setup balances smooth acceleration with segment-competitive capability for family driving.

What new safety and tech features does the 2027 Pacifica (STLA) add?

The 2027 Pacifica enhances the Safety Sphere Package with turn signal-activated Blind-spot View and ParkSense camera activation. According to the company, tech packaging is more flexible via decoupled Theater and Family Tech Groups for tailored family options.

What distinguishes the Pinnacle trim interior on the 2027 Pacifica (STLA)?

Pinnacle features exclusive Blue Agave Nappa leather, Sol Stopper copper stitching, Tungsten Patina piping and an integrated Ultra Console. According to the company, these elements create an upscale, lounge-like cabin distinct from lower trims.

How might the 2027 Pacifica launch affect Chrysler (STLA) near-term retail momentum?

The refreshed design, unique Stow 'n Go plus AWD option, and accessible starting MSRP could support stronger retail demand. According to the company, the model is available to order now, positioning Pacifica to drive interest in Chrysler's lineup.