Chrysler Pacifica Grizzly Peak Concept

The mini that gets you all the way there.

Chrysler is leaving the paved road this weekend, with the reveal of its first trail-ready minivan concept. Introduced at the Overland Expo Mountain West event which opened Friday, the Pacifica Grizzly Peak Concept represents peak off-road readiness–at least as it applies to a minivan.

“We’ve been following van life for years, and we know adventurers really value the versatility the Pacifica delivers,” said Chris Feuell, Chrysler brand CEO. “Our Chrysler design studio nailed the brief and really dove in. They lifted the suspension, added useful, functional features, including a roof-mounted Rhino-Rack Pioneer Platform rack, TYRI LED lighting and ARB retractable awning, and tailored the cabin for sleeping to create this Pacifica Grizzly Peak Concept as a test bed. We’re excited to get feedback from the van-life adventurers on our newest concept of the most awarded minivan ever.”

Exterior Highlights include:

Matte-finish paint
Suspension lift above standard Limited AWD model of 2.75 inches in front and 2.5 inches in rear
Off-road 31-inch BFGoodrich KO2 all-terrain tires mounted on 18-inch Foreshadow-brand wheels
Rhino-Rack Pioneer Platform roof storage rack
Roof-mounted auxiliary TYRI-brand LED lighting
Roof-mounted ARB-brand retractable awning
Baja Designs LP4-brand LED fog lamp pods
Paint protective wrap on lower-body panels
Mopar splash guards

Interior Highlights include:

Limited trim-level interior with integrated console
Concept cargo floor panel replaces third-row seating
Added second set of tie-downs behind second-row seating
115-volt, 450-watt power access in rear
Concept color scheme–Cement Gray with Liquid Titanium accents
Katzkin-brand leather seating surfaces
Orange seat belts
Sport steering wheel with unique dimple perforation and paddle shifters
Mopar Chrysler-branded stackable totes
Mopar all-weather floor mats throughout cabin
Space saver spare tire
Mopar roadside first-aid kit

CG Says:

The Grizzly Peak Concept is based on the midlevel Pacifica Limited trim level equipped with AWD and the standard 287 horsepower “Pentastar” 3.6-liter V6. While the Grizzly Peak is not likely headed for production, we would not be surprised to see an off-road themed Pacifica trim level introduced when the van is redesigned in the next year or so.

Chrysler Brand

Chrysler marks its 100th anniversary in 2025, honoring Walter P. Chrysler’s legacy of innovation, engineering excellence and beautiful, affordable designs. As the brand celebrates this milestone, the future looks bright with exciting new releases: a refreshed Chrysler Pacifica in 2026, a new crossover soon after and a third product inspired by the Halcyon Concept. (Brand profile provided by Chrysler)