​​Introducing the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica​ 

Chrysler continues to be an innovator in the minivan segment with its newly updated 2027 Pacifica, which incorporates bold new styling and other enhancements both inside and out. Stivers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram gives you a preview of the exciting new Pacifica. 

The 2027 Pacifica isn’t a complete overhaul, but it didn’t exactly need one, either. Chrysler has instead built upon the stylish, practical foundation of the Pacifica in order for it to continue leading in the years to come. Leading the changes is Pacifica’s all-new front fascia, which introduces a bold new look for the Chrysler brand identity. Its most noticeable aspects are “piano keys” LED daytime running lights, vertically stacked on each side. Hidden below those elements are the new LED projector headlamps, which help cast light 17% further than the prior Pacifica design. 

At the top of each set of “piano keys” is a trim element that extends towards the center of the grille, converging in an illuminated version of the latest Chrysler insignia. The new logo is a modern interpretation of the brand’s classic winged logo, signaling the advanced approach and design of this and future Chrysler models. The outer angles of the logo’s “wings” align with the sides of the trapezoidal grille, giving the front end a cohesive, modern look. On Limited and Pinnacle trims, the Pacifica “wakes up” with an animation that begins by lighting the badge before expanding to other lighting elements. 

Pacifica’s new front fascia design is echoed in back with a revamped tail lamp assembly, which also incorporates the new Chrysler badge. Other exterior updates include new 18- and 20-inch alloy wheels on Limited and Pinnacle trim levels, respectively.   

Inside, the Pacifica retains its unique and versatile 2nd– and 3rd-row Stow’ n Go seating, which lets allows Pacifica to quickly transition from a three-row people hauler to a fully open cargo van (with 140 cubic feet of space) without removing or storing any seats. -row seats.  

For 2027, the Pacifica Pinnacle trims those seats is available in a new Blue Agave Nappa leather, accented with Tungsten Patina non-metallic piping and Sol Stopper copper accent stitching and interior trim. The seats also feature a new Parquet pattern in the perforation, adding a distinct sense of craftsmanship.  

The value-oriented Voyager is now rebranded as the Pacifica LX, while the available Theater Group and Family Tech package, which included the unique FAMcam interior-facing camera, have now been split into separate packages, giving shoppers more flexibility. Also, Pacifica’s standard power liftgate now has height adjustability, ensuring it can safely open even in garages with low clearances. 

2027 Pacfica also gains some new safety tech features, including the available Blind Spot View system. Activated automatically when the turn signal is used, the system projects a view of the left or right blind spot on the 10.1-inch center display. Also new is Park-Sense Camera Activation, which automatically triggers the appropriate camera view when sensors detect a nearby object.  

Power continues to come from the 287-horsepower 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6, which is paired with a 9-speed transmission. Apart from the Pacifica LX, all Pacifica trim levels are available with either front- or all-wheel drive. 

The 2027 Pacifica should be trickling into the Stivers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram inventory and showroom by the time you read this, so we invite you to visit us to see all of what the new Pacifica is all about and how it can fit into your household needs.  MSRPs range from $43,490 for the LX, including destination charge, to $59,990 for the Pinnacle AWD model.