2025 Chrysler Voyager Returns As Budget-Friendly Minivan Option

A Revived Classic For Families Seeking Value And Versatility...

Robert S. Miller September 26, 2024

Chrysler is returning a familiar name to its minivan lineup, with the 2025 Chrysler Voyager returning to U.S. dealerships. After a two-year break from the retail market, the Voyager is positioned as a budget-friendly, well-equipped minivan, offering a starting price of $39,995 (excluding destination charges). This move provides customers with more choices within Chrysler’s extensive minivan family, which includes models like the premium Chrysler Pacifica and the Pacifica Hybrid, the only plug-in hybrid (PHEV) minivan in the segment.

Chrysler’s reintroduction of the Voyager emphasizes the brand’s commitment to the minivan category it helped pioneer over 40 years ago. The 2025 Voyager is an entry-level option that still comes packed with modern features, many of which are new for this model year.

Key Features of the 2025 Chrysler Voyager –

One of the standout features of the 2025 Voyager is its practicality, highlighted by the inclusion of Chrysler’s industry-exclusive Stow ‘n Go seating in both the second and third rows. This system allows seats to fold flat into the floor, maximizing cargo space when needed while providing seating for seven passengers.

Technology is also a key focus. A 10.1-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen is now standard, offering connectivity options like Android Auto™, Apple CarPlay, and Amazon Alexa integration. A 7-inch digital cluster display, wireless smartphone connectivity, and a six-speaker audio system are also included to enhance the driving experience.

For families seeking comfort, the Voyager LX comes equipped with leatherette seats, heated front seats, and a heated steering wheel. Convenience features like power sliding doors and a power liftgate make the Voyager a practical option for busy families on the go.

Performance and Safety –

The 2025 Voyager is powered by Chrysler’s award-winning 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine, delivering 287 horsepower and 262 lb.-ft. of torque. This combination balances power and efficiency, paired with a smooth-shifting 9-speed automatic transmission.

Safety is also a priority, with the Voyager featuring seven airbags, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-path detection, and adaptive cruise control as standard. Other safety systems include brake assist, electronic stability control, and a ParkView rear backup camera.

2025 Chrysler Minivan Lineup –

With the Voyager’s return, Chrysler offers a complete range of minivans for different needs and budgets. The full lineup includes:

Voyager LX – Entry-level, budget-friendly option
Pacifica Select – Mid-tier gasoline-powered minivan
Pacifica Hybrid Select – Hybrid option for environmentally conscious drivers
Pacifica Limited – Higher-end model with more luxury features
Pacifica Pinnacle – Top-of-the-line luxury model
Pacifica Hybrid Pinnacle – Premium hybrid version

The Voyager returns as an attractive, value-packed choice within this lineup. It combines affordability with features that make it competitive in the minivan segment.

Ordering and Availability –

Chrysler is now accepting orders for the 2025 Voyager, with deliveries expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2024. The Voyager LX is available in three exterior colors: Red Hot, Diamond Black, and Bright White.

For those looking for a practical and budget-conscious minivan option, the 2025 Chrysler Voyager offers a compelling blend of features and affordability, reinforcing Chrysler’s ongoing leadership in the segment it created decades ago.

2025 Chrysler Voyager LX. (Chrysler).

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N Nottootabby Sep 06, 2023 #1

$50k is budget freindly? I love sponsored content

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m marauder68 Sep 06, 2023 #2

Although $50k is a lot of money,considering what is out there and that 2020 Grand Caravan SXT with 60,000 kilometers are going for $30/$32k then $50k for à brand New loaded 2024 SXT with Power sliding Doors,heated seats,remote start and full warranty doesn't seem that bad!!!

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bill burke Sep 06, 2023 #3

The minivan market is not high on the excitement factor, but it is a market well exploited for decades by Chrysler (Dodge) and must not be overlooked. Sadly this market now represents the entire Chrysler brand. How did it ever get to this sad situations? The competition could not have done a worse demolition job with Chrysler if they focused all their efforts to this unimaginable situation. So now what? The Airflow concept sure is not the answer. Cookie cutter, uninspiring appliance anyone? Are you guys serious or plugged into Chrysler chemistry?
Was anyone thinking, even a bit, when the management genius types pulled the plug on a next generation 300 sedan? Good bye the near luxury segment that defined Chrysler for decades. Let’s go with a minivan and a bland hatchback that mimics a European grocery getter to relaunch our brand. Let’s target the people mover demographic and forget our heritage, our customer base, our DNA.
Big surprise that I’m not brought to my knees by a stale van that even suburban housewives with six kids finds a hard sell. How did we get here Chrysler ??

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