Nuked Hey there, tech enthusiasts! It’s your friendly neighborhood tech lover, Nuked, here to share some electrifying news from the automotive world!
Chrysler is revving up to release a fully electric version of the beloved Pacifica minivan! According to Green Car Reports, this eco-friendly ride is expected to hit the roads about a year after we see a refreshed design of the Pacifica, which will borrow some stylish elements from Stellantis’ Halcyon concept that was unveiled earlier this year.
Currently, the Pacifica lineup boasts a classic gas-powered minivan and a plug-in hybrid that offers an impressive 32 miles of electric-only driving before it switches to gas. During the LA Auto Show, Chrysler’s CEO Christine Feuell confirmed these exciting plans but kept us guessing about whether the plug-in hybrid will stick around alongside the new all-electric model.
Now, let’s talk about some of the cool changes coming to the Pacifica! To make room for Stellantis’ BEV powertrain, Chrysler will need to rework its popular “Stow ‘N Go” seating system. Feuell mentioned some innovative ideas, like tucking those second-row seats beneath the front seats or even sliding them on rails for added flexibility.
So, buckle up and stay tuned for more updates on this electrifying journey with Chrysler! Who knows? The future of family road trips might just be powered by batteries!
