On June 4, 2025, Chrysler marked its centenary milestone by revealing the 2026 Chrysler Pacifica 100th Anniversary Edition at an event held on Detroit’s Belle Isle. This special edition celebrates a century of Chrysler, which is currently a one-model brand.
Based on the Pacifica Plug-in Hybrid Select variant, the 100th Anniversary Edition brings subtle exterior updates. We enjoyed our time with the electrified minivan, and found it to be a smooth and comfortable vehicle. Here are four key differences that we spotted on the anniversary edition:
1. “Est. 1925” Wing Badge
A new badge decal reading “Est. 1925” is placed on the rear fascia, above the lamps, underlining Chrysler’s founding year.
2. Luster Gray Polished Wheels
Exclusive to this edition, the 2026 model features Luster Gray polished wheels for a refined appearance.
3. Semi-gloss Granite Crystal Finish
The front fascia and grille now have a semi-gloss Granite Crystal finish, replacing the gloss treatment.
4. Gloss Black Trims
Gloss black mirror caps and black daylight openings are paired with the semi-gloss Granite Crystal grille badge, which features an Anodized Ink center.
Equipment & Pricing
The 100th Anniversary Edition comes with the Pacifica Select’s standard equipment, which includes 10.1-inch Uconnect touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, power-sliding side doors and power liftgate, heated front seats and steering wheel, and Safety Sphere package content including ParkSense front park assist with stop and a 360-degree surround-view camera system.
Available options include the Uconnect Theater Family package with rear entertainment screens, Alpine 13-speaker premium audio, and built-in Amazon Fire TV. The special edition retains the 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine with twin electric motors, offering 32 miles of EV mode range.
The Pacifica 100th Anniversary Edition is offered in three colors: Red Hot, Bright White, and Hydro Blue. Pricing starts at USD 52,565 for the plug-in hybrid version (excluding destination, taxes, and fees).
Featured image: ‘Select’ trim of the 2024 Pacifica PHEV
An automobile engineer by training, I’ve analyzed the global car market since 2005, with a keen focus on EVs since 2008. My journey in online automotive publishing spans 17 years, during which I have reviewed cutting-edge automotive technologies and interviewed leading global CEOs and vehicle developers.
