Stellantis enthusiastically welcomes its 2023 Chrysler Pacifica Minivan's IIHS Safety Recognition. IIHS named the 2023 Chrysler Pacifica Minivan a Top Safety Pick. The Pacifica consistently scored "Good." in rigorous IIHS tests that replicated common real-world incidents.

2023 Achievement: IIHS Safety Recognition

A minor overlap frontal hit on the driver's side, a passenger side impact, and a mild overlap frontal impact were tested. All of these tests showed that the Pacifica was very safe.

According to DBusiness report, the Pacifica was carefully designed to be safe. It uses ultra-high-strength and high-tech steels. Its safety focus reveals that Stellantis strives to create dependable cars.

Chris Fell, the CEO of Stellantis' Chrysler brand, proudly remarked, "The Chrysler Pacifica is America's most awarded minivan for seven years running, and the 2023 Chrysler Pacifica stands alone among minivans with its 97 standard-equipment safety and security features, along with its renowned versatility.

The whole combination provides drivers confidence. AEB was a standard safety feature that earned IIHS Top Safety Pick status. This award highlights Pacifica's commitment to road and occupant safety.

Advanced LED technology powers the 2023 Pacifica Minivan's headlamps, daytime running lamps, fog lamps, and taillamps. These lighting components reduce oncoming traffic glare and produce a well-balanced beam, improving road safety.

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About 2023 Chrysler Pacifica Minivan

According to their website, price starts at $38,020. With over 115 standard and optional safety and security features, including the Pedestrian Automatic Emergency Braking System, Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning Plus, and LaneSense® Lane Departure Warning, the Chrysler Pacifica provides unmatched protection for all.

Stay linked up while driving the 2023 Chrysler Pacifica through the remarkable and proficient Uconnect® 5 system. Effortlessly engage with wireless Apple CarPlay® support, Android Auto^TM compatibility, Amazon Alexa Voice Control, Uconnect Market, and a host of other features. Moreover, one has the convenience of storing up to five distinct user profiles, allowing everyone to tailor their experience, ensuring seamless connectivity and readiness for every travel.

Among its minivan counterparts, the Chrysler Pacifica distinguishes itself as the sole vehicle offering the optional Stow 'n Go® Seating and Storage System, complete with in-floor storage compartments for convenient item storage.

With an impressive range of seating arrangements, including up to 243 options for the Touring L gas model and 81 for the hybrid variant, the Pacifica accommodates both substantial and compact cargo loads with ease.

Minivan's Long Overdue Popularity

The Globe and Mail reported, four decades since their initial appearance on the road, minivans are experiencing a resurgence. Sales are climbing, and they appear remarkably well-suited for the impending electric era.

Chrysler made the first minivan in North America. The year was 1983.Its Canadian-made Pacifica van sales have gone through the roof since then. It sold 120% more in the third quarter of 2022. There isn't a good chance that this big rise is just because demand was held back last year by problems with supply.

In the US in the third quarter of this year, Chrysler sold 112,000 Pacifica minivans. That means more cars were sold than in 2019.

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