Chrysler models

Who makes Chrysler?

Chrysler is an American car brand now part of Stellantis, the global group whose brands include Jeep, Fiat and Peugeot. Founded by Walter Chrysler in 1925, the company built its identity around roomy family vehicles, distinctive sedans and practical technology. Its best-known contribution is the minivan: Chrysler helped establish the format and has kept it at the centre of the brand.

The models listed here span a broad history. Early nameplates include the New Yorker, Fifth Avenue and LeBaron; later years brought sedans such as the Concorde, 300M, 200 and 300, along with coupes, convertibles and crossovers. The mix reflects a brand that has changed with the market, while returning repeatedly to family transport.

How has the Chrysler range changed?

The Town & Country minivan runs from 1984 to 2016 in the model years listed here. Voyager follows from 2005, while Pacifica appears from 2004 and continues through the latest listed year. Grand Voyager extends the minivan story in the model range through 2026. These nameplates give the range a clear thread: space for passengers and luggage, with versions aimed at everyday family use.

Sedans were another important strand. The 300, listed from 2005 to 2023, sat among larger, more formal Chrysler cars; the 200 was a smaller sedan listed from 2011 to 2017. Other entries show the range’s variety, from the PT Cruiser and Crossfire to the Aspen and Pacifica crossover. In European Union registration figures, the Renegade and Compass are the most numerous Chrysler entries in the years shown, alongside the Grand Cherokee, Grand Voyager and Cherokee.

Where are Chrysler cars listed?

The models appear in European Union registration figures and in United States EPA and Canadian NRCan figures. The European list includes familiar Chrysler minivans and sedans, as well as several models whose names are also associated with other automakers, such as the Jeep Renegade, Compass and Wrangler. Market presence varies by model and period.

Official figures from different regions are not direct like-for-like comparisons: European fuel-consumption and emissions results use WLTP or, for older vehicles, NEDC procedures; the US uses EPA testing, while Canada uses its 5-cycle method.

Does Chrysler have hybrid models?

Electrification appears in the Pacifica line. Chrysler introduced the Pacifica Plug-in Hybrid in 2017, pairing the minivan format with plug-in hybrid power. The model list also includes Pacifica in later years, but the name alone does not identify a particular powertrain; check the individual vehicle entry for its official engine, consumption and emissions figures.