Chrysler Pacifica Trims: Touring, Limited & More

On early Pacificas, LX was the more flexible step above L. It added second-row seats that folded into the floor, in-floor storage bins, three-zone climate control and a power driver seat. L kept a second-row bench and a simpler equipment set.

In the 2021–2024-era gas lineup, Touring L mainly added a nicer cabin with leatherette-trimmed seats and opened the door to AWD, while keeping the V6, fold-flat second and third rows, power doors, heated front seats and 10.1-inch touchscreen found in Touring.

On older Pacificas, Touring L Plus was the family-tech upgrade. It built on Touring L with dual rear entertainment screens, a larger infotainment screen, stronger Alpine audio, heated second-row seats and extra front-passenger comfort.

In newer gas lineups, Limited shifts the Pacifica from practical to comfort-focused. It adds Nappa leather, a panoramic roof, upgraded Alpine audio, ventilated front seats and heated second-row seats over the more straightforward Select.

On newer Pacificas, Pinnacle is the more luxurious step. It adds quilted Nappa leather, second-row captain’s chairs, built-in rear entertainment, Harman Kardon audio and rear window shades. Limited keeps a rich cabin while putting less emphasis on rear-seat luxury.

Look first at a gas Touring or Touring L from the 2021–2024 era, or a gas Select in newer lineups. These versions emphasize second- and third-row seats that fold into the floor. Confirm the seating layout on the exact van, since trim names and seat designs changed over time.

A gas trim with AWD is the one to seek for snow. The 2020 Launch Edition was an early AWD model, and AWD became more widespread on gas Pacificas from 2021 onward. Because coverage varies by year and trim, verify that the specific used van has AWD.

For the 2017 plug-in hybrid, Premium was the well-equipped starting trim with leather, heated front seats and an 8.4-inch touchscreen. Platinum added Nappa leather, ventilated front seats, hands-free doors, rear entertainment and a broader driver-assistance package.

On recent plug-in-hybrid models, S Appearance is a style-focused version of Select. It adds black exterior details, S-branded leatherette seating and upgraded parking-camera equipment while keeping the same plug-in-hybrid family layout and core comfort features.

In later plug-in-hybrid lineups, Road Tripper is a themed Select-based version rather than a different kind of Pacifica. Its main distinctions are unique graphics and dark exterior accents, while its cabin keeps heated front seats, power doors and easy-access second-row captain’s chairs.

They are appearance-and-equipment editions from different eras. The 35th Anniversary versions added special badging, dark cabin trim and Cranberry Wine stitching to select 2019 trims. The 100th Anniversary Edition is a later Select-based model with centennial details, a surround-view camera and front parking assistance.

No. On 2020-era Pacificas, Red S was mainly a bold appearance and luxury package. It paired red Nappa leather with gloss-black exterior trim, premium Harman Kardon audio and added driver-assistance equipment, but it did not change the van’s basic family-focused mission.

On older models, Touring L Plus was the trim most closely built around factory rear entertainment. On newer vans, Pinnacle includes dual rear touchscreens with Amazon Fire TV and Blu-ray/DVD capability. Some special editions also bundled rear screens, so check the exact vehicle’s equipment.

No. Select appears on both gas and plug-in-hybrid Pacificas in later years, depending on the lineup. The name describes its place as the practical core trim, not its power source, so verify whether a used Select has the gas V6 or plug-in-hybrid system.