Chrysler Pacifica (minivan)

The Chrysler Pacifica is a minivan produced by the Chrysler division of Stellantis since the 2017 model year. Replacing the Chrysler Town & Country, the Pacifica is the sixth generation of Chrysler minivans, taking its name from the namesake 2004–2008 product line. Along with serving as the first minivan with a plug-in hybrid drivetrain, the Pacifica has also served as a platform for autonomous vehicle development. For the 2020 model year, Chrysler repackaged the lower-trim versions of the Pacifica as a revived Chrysler Voyager, largely to expand fleet sales of the model line. Following the retirement of the Dodge Grand Caravan after 2020, the nameplate was shifted from Dodge to the Chrysler after 36 years (serving as the Canadian equivalent of Chrysler Voyager). Following the retirement of the Chrysler 300 sedan, the Pacifica has become the sole remaining vehicle line assembled by Chrysler; as part of its 2027 model update, the Voyager name was retired (for a third time) in the United States. Chrysler Canada assembles the Pacifica alongside the Chrysler Grand Caravan in its Windsor Assembly facility (Windsor, Ontario), home to Chrysler minivan assembly since 1983.