Chrysler Discontinues Voyager, Replaces It with Entry-Level Pacifica LX

Chrysler has officially discontinued the Voyager model, replacing it with a new entry-level Pacifica LX. Based on the current-generation Pacifica, this new variant does not adopt the 2027 model year’s exterior updates and retains the existing design. It starts at $43,490 (including a $1,995 destination fee), which is $100 more than the outgoing 2026 Voyager. The Pacifica LX comes standard with power sliding side doors, heated seats, and a heated steering wheel, and is offered exclusively in front-wheel-drive configuration. Meanwhile, the 2027 Pacifica has also launched, available in Select, Limited, and Pinnacle trims. Exterior updates include a new emblem, vertical LED headlights, and an illuminated grille. Inside, the Pinnacle trim features standard Blue Agave Nappa leather upholstery with copper accents, while the Select and higher trims come standard with a height-adjustable power liftgate. All models continue to be powered by a 287-horsepower 3.6L V6 engine paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission, with all-wheel drive available as an option (+$3,345). Notably, the plug-in hybrid variant was discontinued earlier this year. Orders for the 2027 Pacifica are now open, with deliveries expected to begin this summer.