Chrysler's 2017 Pacifica PHEV
The PHEV version of Chrysler's new minivan looks sleek and a bit futuristic.
The base model retails for $44,995, while our test van would sell for $47,885.
The vehicle's standard 17-inch wheels can be upgraded to 18-inch wheels.
The Customer Preferred package includes a rear seat entertainment system.
A 7-inch dashboard screen displays FCA's Uconnect system.
The vehicle can accommodate 120-volt or 240-volt charging.
At 203.8 feet in length, it's about an inch longer than the Town and Country.
The hands-free sliding doors and rear liftgate can be opened with a kicking motion
Standard interior features include a three-zone climate system, heated front seats, and active noise cancellation.
Captain's chairs in the second row replace a bench seat.
The third-row bench folds into the floor for additional cargo space.
The instrument panel shows a range of operational data, including charging power and duration.
Additional badging signifies the charging port door.
The vehicle combines a gasoline-powered 3.6L V-6, pair of electric motors, and 16-kWh lithium-ion battery pack.
The optional KeySense fob can be programmed to limit speed and audio volume and mutes the audio when seatbelts are unbuckled.