2027 Chrysler Pacifica Limited
By Lorenzo Bianchi August 1, 2026
Ordering is open now for the 2027 Chrysler Pacifica lineup, with the Limited trim starting at $44,545 FWD and $53,050 AWD, excluding destination, tax, title and fees.
Select, Limited and Pinnacle trims get a new front fascia with vertical LED headlamps, an illuminated grille and a new Chrysler wing badge.
Every trim, including Limited, now gets a standard adjustable-height power liftgate and Chrysler's segment-exclusive Stow 'n Go seating system.
Chrysler has kicked off ordering for the 2027 Pacifica, and the Limited trim sits right in the middle of a lineup the brand is still calling America's best-selling minivan. It starts at $44,545 in front-wheel drive, or $53,050 with all-wheel drive, both figures before destination, tax, title and fees.
Exterior Design and Stance
The headline change up front is a new fascia shared across Select, Limited and Pinnacle trims. Vertical LED projector headlamps flank an illuminated grille that Chrysler is branding with a "piano keys" lit signature, and a new wing badge replaces the outgoing logo on both the nose and the rear liftgate applique. New wheel designs and paint colors round out the visual refresh, giving Limited buyers more ways to differentiate their van from the entry-level LX, which keeps its older, carryover exterior.
Interior Space and Technology
Limited sits below the range-topping Pinnacle, so it misses out on that trim's exclusive Blue Agave Nappa leather and Copper Alloy bezels, but it does share in the broader cabin refresh — new applique and accent finishes are said to run across the lineup. On the tech side, Chrysler has split its Uconnect Theater Package away from a newly renamed Family Tech Group, so Limited buyers can pick and choose between things like Amazon Fire TV, FamCAM interior monitoring, premium audio or extra power outlets instead of taking a single bundled package.
Practical Usability
Limited, like every 2027 trim, now comes standard with an adjustable-height power liftgate — a small but useful addition for owners dealing with low garage ceilings, carports or parking structures, since the height can be set to avoid a collision on the way up. The Pacifica's long-running party trick, Stow 'n Go seating, carries over unchanged: second- and third-row seats fold flat into the floor, something Chrysler notes no other minivan in the segment offers. Buyers can still spec seven- or eight-passenger seating depending on configuration.
Safety Features
Limited also benefits from an upgraded Safety Sphere Package, which now adds Turn Signal-activated Blind Spot View and ParkSense-based Camera Activation on top of the carryover 360 Surround View and Front Park Assist with Stop.
Market Positioning
Chrysler is leaning hard on its 43-year minivan history here, and Limited functions as the volume trim for families who want the Stow 'n Go versatility and the new tech flexibility without stepping all the way up to Pinnacle's leather-trimmed cabin. The refreshed Pacifica is due in dealerships this summer.