The Chrysler Voyager is a budget-priced minivan targeting families and fleets. It offers more value to customers. There are two trims available for the Chrysler Voyager: L and LX. Also, there is the availability of the third trim LXi, which is a fleet-only vehicle and is not available for most consumers. So let us shed some light on all the trims but first, let us learn a bit more about the brand.

Brand – Chrysler

Officially known as FCA US, and formerly Chrysler Group LLC, Stellantis North America, in the country, is one of the renowned and leading three automobile manufacturers. It was incorporated by Walter P. Chrysler in 1925 on June 6 and is headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan. It is the American subsidiary of Stellantis. Stellantis is a multinational automotive company. It also manufactures and produces vehicles under other brands, including Jeep, Ram, and Dodge. It also consists of Mopar, its accessories and automotive parts division, and SRT, its performance automobile division.

Trims

Voyager L: The Voyager L is a base-level trim and comes with standard features such as a V6 engine, automatic nine-speed transmission, and front-wheel drive. The SafetyTec Group package could be added with some cost that offers various driver assistance traits such as blind spot monitoring, rear parking sensors, and rear cross-traffic alert.

Voyager LX: The Voyager LX trim of the Chrysler Voyager includes all the standard features mentioned above for the Voyager L. However, it also has more comfort features, such as an eight-way power adjustable driver’s seat and a few added option packages. It also has touring-tuned suspension, alloy wheels, and two second-row bucket seats with in-floor storage bins.

Voyager LXi: This trim level consists of various advanced features, but it is only available for some consumers as it is a fleet-only vehicle.

While neither trim offers much in terms of features, the LX does have better external lighting, automated headlights, aluminum alloy wheels, and three-zone manual temperature control. It also has a more compliant suspension tuning than the L.

Standard features

Performance: The Voyager offers a smooth and silky ride with well-rounded performance and features a strong engine, good gas mileage, and balanced handling. It comes with a 3.6L V6 engine that produces 287 HP and 262-pound feet of torque. The drivetrain is a front-wheel drive, and the transmission is a nine-speed automatic. It offers a plush ride as the suspension helps this minivan get over any terrain smoothly and effortlessly.

Interior: The passenger and cargo space of the Chrysler Voyager is both good, and it has a mix of hard and soft plastics in the cabin. The infotainment system is highly user-friendly and easy to use. It features cloth upholstery and seats up to seven people. It offers a maximum cargo capacity of 140.5 cu ft with both rows folded down. The cargo capacity behind the second row is 87.5 cu ft, and the capacity behind the third row is 32.3 cu ft. A few of the various interior features are a rearview camera, an Infotainment system (Uconnect 4), Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration and compatibility, a USB port, six stereo speakers, and Bluetooth.

Warranty: The Voyager comes with a powertrain warranty of 60,000 miles / five years and a basic warranty of 36,000 miles / three years.

This post has explored the brand information and the details about the trims available. Also, we have elaborated on the key highlights of the Chrysler Voyager, such as performance, interior, and warranty. However, checking all the features and contacting your nearby local dealer to test drive the vehicle might be a good option for a better understanding before you make a purchase.