The Chrysler brand hasn’t had much to talk about lately. Since the Chrysler 300 was discontinued after the 2023 model year, the lineup has effectively been reduced to the Chrysler Pacifica and its lower-priced sibling, the Voyager. That’s left the Pacifica carrying the brand almost entirely on its own.
Now Chrysler is preparing to give its minivan a mid-cycle update.
Chrysler has released the first teaser images of the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica, and while the photos are tightly cropped, they clearly show a redesigned front end. The updated Pacifica appears to get a new grille and revised lighting elements, giving it a fresher, more modern look. From what’s visible, the changes seem focused primarily on the nose, suggesting this is a styling refresh rather than a full redesign.
So far, Chrysler hasn’t shown the rear of the minivan, so it’s unclear whether the taillights or bumper will receive similar updates. The rest of the exterior appears largely unchanged based on the teaser shots.
Details about the interior haven’t been released either, but cabin updates are likely. Expect possible tech upgrades, such as a larger infotainment screen, revised digital displays, or updated materials to help the Pacifica stay competitive in the shrinking but still important minivan segment.
There’s also no word yet on powertrain changes. The current Pacifica offers both a traditional V6 and a plug-in hybrid option, and it remains to be seen whether Chrysler will make any mechanical updates for 2027 or focus strictly on styling and technology improvements.
More details about the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica should be revealed soon. For now, it’s clear that Chrysler is at least giving its core model some attention as it works to redefine its future.
