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Chrysler no longer produces Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid. If an available example interests you, compare its year, charging setup, condition and ownership history before choosing it over a current gasoline Pacifica.

Chrysler no longer produces Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid. If an available example interests you, compare its year, charging setup, condition and ownership history before choosing it over a current gasoline Pacifica.
This earlier-model guide does not imply current stock or an open factory-order program. Ask about an available pre-owned or remaining unsold hybrid, or compare a current gasoline Pacifica.
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Chrysler’s official model page identifies Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid as no longer in production. Shopping depends on an already-built vehicle, including pre-owned inventory or any remaining unsold example that can be verified. This guide is not an offer to place a new Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid factory order.
Start with a current availability request or pre-owned inventory. If no suitable hybrid is available, compare current gasoline Pacifica inventory. Do not assume that the gasoline minivan has the same charging, seating or towing characteristics.
The year you shop is not necessarily the vehicle’s model year. Chrysler identifies Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid as discontinued, so this page does not advertise a new 2027 hybrid program. The range figures below are explicitly for the 2025 model; check the original window sticker and owner’s manual for any available vehicle.
For a current new-minivan comparison, browse gasoline Pacifica inventory. Compare its seating, drivetrain and towing equipment separately from the plug-in hybrid.
The plug-in hybrid combines an externally rechargeable battery and electric drive with a gasoline engine. It can continue in hybrid operation after the usable electric-driving charge is depleted, provided fuel and normal operating conditions permit. The engine may also run when the vehicle’s operating strategy requires it; electric-only driving is not guaranteed at all times.
For the 2025 model, Chrysler published up to 32 miles of electric range, up to 520 miles of total range and an 82 MPGe rating. Those figures describe a specific model-year rating, not the measured condition of a used battery or a promise for every trip. Temperature, speed, driving conditions and battery condition affect results.
Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid uses a J1772 connection for AC charging. Its charging system is intended for Level 1 or Level 2 AC equipment, not DC fast charging. Check the selected year’s manual, the actual supplied charging equipment and the condition of the inlet and cable.
Chrysler describes approximate full-charge times of 14 hours with suitable Level 1 equipment and about two hours with suitable Level 2 equipment. Actual time depends on starting charge, electrical supply, equipment and conditions. Have a qualified electrician assess any home circuit or installation needs, and follow the manual rather than assuming any household outlet is suitable.
During a pre-owned inspection, ask for a charging demonstration, check for warning messages and confirm which cables and accessories are included. A dashboard range estimate by itself does not establish battery health or remaining warranty coverage.
Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid is a front-wheel-drive minivan with a different second-row arrangement from gasoline models equipped with second-row Stow ’n Go. Its second-row seats do not fold into the floor in that way; review removal and third-row folding instructions for the exact vehicle.
The manufacturer’s hybrid owner’s manual does not permit trailer towing. Do not apply the gasoline Pacifica’s available 3,600-pound rating to a plug-in hybrid, and do not treat an aftermarket receiver as approval to tow. If trailer use is essential, compare an appropriately equipped current gasoline Pacifica or another vehicle with suitable ratings.
Request maintenance records, recall status, available history information and a condition assessment. Verify that any applicable recall remedy has been completed or discuss the next step with the service team. Ask about warning messages, charging behavior and prior repairs; consider an independent inspection.
Remaining battery and vehicle coverage must be checked from the VIN, original in-service date, mileage and applicable written terms. Do not assume a used vehicle has a new warranty term. Identify the plug-in-hybrid powertrain before booking service and confirm appropriate support for charging or high-voltage diagnosis.
Compare the complete vehicle price and ownership plan without assuming that an old incentive or tax-credit claim still applies. Ask for current, transaction-specific eligibility information before relying on any program.
For an available Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid, compare the complete written transaction before deciding. Request a written breakdown of vehicle price, applicable incentives, tax, title, registration, trade value and payoff, and any customer-chosen optional products. Bonham’s only dealer fee is a $225 documentary fee. Financing terms and incentive eligibility must be confirmed for your transaction.
Start with our trade appraisal and finance resources. Supply accurate mileage, condition and payoff information. Compare the selling price, trade equity, amount financed, APR, term and total payments; an online payment estimate is a planning tool, not a credit approval.
This guide covers an earlier or discontinued model. Availability depends on remaining inventory and pre-owned vehicles. For a current factory-order alternative, ask about an eligible Pacifica configuration and confirm the model year in writing.
Bonham offers no-charge doorstep delivery up to 300 miles from Bonham; request a written quote for a farther address. The vehicle must be funded and insured before departure. Confirm timing, address and handoff details; this delivery program is separate from the manufacturer’s destination charge.
Plan maintenance through our Chrysler service department, review current service offers and Mopar coupons, or request an appointment. Send your VIN, mileage and concern so the advisor can plan the visit.
Use the VIN recall check and Mopar parts and accessories resources when researching a specific vehicle. Our fluid-leak overview can help you describe a symptom; a technician must diagnose its cause. Follow the owner’s manual for your model year and powertrain instead of a generic mileage schedule.
Reviewed October 16, 2026 using model-year information from Dodge, Chrysler and Stellantis. Specifications and availability vary by year and configuration. The selected vehicle’s window sticker, labels and owner’s manual establish its equipment and operating limits. Ask Bonham for help comparing the exact vehicle.
Yes. Chrysler identifies Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid as discontinued and no longer in production. An available used or remaining unsold example is a different purchase path from ordering a current gasoline Pacifica.
Availability depends on an existing vehicle. Check pre-owned inventory or ask for a current hybrid search. Any remaining-new example must be confirmed by VIN; this guide and its manufacturer photograph do not establish stock.
No current Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid factory-order path is offered here because Chrysler states it is no longer in production. For an eligible current minivan order, compare gasoline Pacifica through our ordering process.
It adds plug-in charging and electric driving to a gasoline-hybrid powertrain. It also has different drivetrain, second-row seating and towing limitations. Compare the exact year’s manual instead of transferring gasoline Pacifica features or capability figures to the hybrid.
Chrysler’s 2025 figures include up to 32 electric miles and 520 total miles. Treat them as model-year ratings, not a used-vehicle battery test. Weather, speed, operating conditions, charge level and battery condition can change actual results.
Yes, it is designed to continue in hybrid operation after usable electric-driving charge is depleted, with gasoline available and normal operating conditions. The engine can also run when required by the vehicle’s operating strategy. Consult the manual for messages and operating behavior.
It uses a J1772 AC connection with suitable Level 1 or Level 2 equipment. Check the exact vehicle’s manual, included cable and equipment condition. Have a qualified electrician assess any needed home electrical work and use equipment as directed.
No. Its supported plug-in charging is AC Level 1 or Level 2, not DC fast charging. A public station must have compatible AC equipment; the presence of a charging location on a map does not mean every connector there will work.
Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid is front-wheel drive. Do not apply current gasoline Pacifica AWD availability to it. If AWD is a priority, compare an eligible gasoline Pacifica trim and confirm the drivetrain on that vehicle’s window sticker.
Its second-row seats do not use the gasoline model’s fold-into-the-floor Stow ’n Go arrangement. Review the removable-seat and third-row instructions for the selected year. Test the actual layout with your passengers and cargo before deciding.
No. The hybrid owner’s manual does not permit trailer towing. The gasoline Pacifica’s available towing rating does not apply, and adding a receiver does not change the manufacturer’s restriction. Choose a different appropriately rated configuration if you need to tow.
Request maintenance records, available vehicle-history information and a VIN recall check. Ask about charging warnings, prior repairs and whether applicable remedies are complete. Consider an independent inspection; records and dashboard displays do not establish the full condition of the vehicle.
Request a VIN-specific coverage review using the original in-service date, mileage and applicable warranty documents. Battery, vehicle and service-contract coverage can have different terms. A dealership listing does not restart the manufacturer’s warranty or prove a particular repair is covered.
Confirm included cables, inspect their condition and the charging inlet, and ask for a charging demonstration. Review warning messages, seat operation, tires and maintenance history. A displayed range estimate should not be treated as a formal battery-health assessment.
Bonham offers no-charge doorstep delivery up to 300 miles from Bonham; request a written quote for a farther address. The vehicle must be funded and insured before departure. Confirm timing, address and handoff details; this delivery program is separate from the manufacturer’s destination charge. Start with our trade appraisal and finance resources. Supply accurate mileage, condition and payoff information. Compare the selling price, trade equity, amount financed, APR, term and total payments; an online payment estimate is a planning tool, not a credit approval.
Identify the plug-in hybrid when contacting Chrysler service and confirm appropriate support for the concern. To compare a current alternative, browse gasoline Pacifica inventory and verify its configuration separately.
No. The purchase date does not determine model year. Confirm the VIN and original window sticker. This guide covers the discontinued Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid and labels the 2025 range figures separately; it does not offer a new 2027 hybrid factory-order program.
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