Already Getting A Price Cut

• Chrysler has lowered the price on certain 2027 Pacifica trims.
• The mid-grade Select and Limited trims are $1,000 and $1,710 cheaper, respectively.
• Chrysler also reduced the price of adding all-wheel drive.

The new Chrysler Pacifica is already getting a price cut. Less than two months after revealing the updated minivan, the Stellantis-owned brand has announced it is lowering the price on two trims and a couple of options.

The Pacifica Select now starts at $45,540, $1,000 cheaper than before (all prices include the $1,995 destination charge). The Pacifica Limited receives an even larger price cut, now starting at $49,995, a $1,710 reduction.  

The entry-level LX, which does not receive the updated exterior and replaces the Voyager, still starts at $43,490. The top Pacifica Pinnacle starts at $56,905, the same as before.

Chrysler cut the price of all-wheel drive from $3,345 to $2,995, while the optional Safety Sphere is now just $350, a $1,320 reduction. The automaker added new features to the safety suite, like turn-signal-activated blind-spot view. Safety Sphere is standard on the Pinnacle and optional on the Limited.

The 2027 Pacifica features the new Chrysler badge, vertical LED projector headlights, and an illuminated grille. Select trims and above come standard with a height-adjustable power liftgate, while the familiar 3.6-liter V6 engine makes 287 horsepower. 

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Source: Chrysler

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Motor1’s Take: With the Pacifica being Chrysler’s only model, the company has few levers to pull if it wants to bring in buyers, and pricing is one of them. The cheaper mid-grade trims and options should help the minivan stand out from its competitors. 

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