2026 Chrysler Voyager

The 2026 Voyager lineup is centered on the Voyager LX, giving shoppers a clear, uncomplicated starting point that still looks intentionally finished. You get 17-inch aluminum wheels, plus convenience-minded exterior hardware like power sliding side doors and a power liftgate—details that quietly change the pace of day-to-day loading, especially when hands are full and the weather isn’t cooperating. Design-wise, Voyager leans into clean, timeless minivan proportions with streamlined elements up front and distinctive rear lighting that helps the vehicle read as modern without trying too hard. Color choices keep it simple and usable: Bright White, Diamond Black Crystal, Red Hot Pearl, and Silver Mist—each one fitting the Voyager’s “do everything” personality without demanding constant attention.

Voyager is powered by a 3.6L V6 rated at 287 horsepower, delivering the kind of confident pull that feels calm rather than strained when the cabin is full and the day is long. It’s an engine choice that prioritizes familiar, durable capability—strong enough for merging and passing without making the driving experience feel busy or fussy. Efficiency is part of the story, too. The Voyager is rated up to 28 highway mpg, and when paired with its 19-gallon fuel tank, Chrysler quotes a highway driving range of up to 532 miles—useful numbers for families who’d rather keep rolling than plan every trip around the next fuel stop.

Voyager is front-wheel drive, tuned for balanced, everyday on-road behavior rather than complexity, and it’s engineered to feel composed in the places minivans actually live: neighborhoods, highways, parking lots, and long stretches of two-lane road. Electronic Stability Control supports that confidence by using selective braking and throttle monitoring to help keep the vehicle steady when conditions get messy. Fuel-economy ratings are clearly defined at 19 city mpg, 28 highway mpg, and 22 combined mpg, which fits Voyager’s role as a family vehicle that’s expected to rack up miles without making every errand feel expensive. When properly equipped for trailer towing, Voyager carries a towing capacity of 1,500 pounds—enough for lightweight weekend gear while still keeping the vehicle’s primary mission focused on passengers and cargo.

Inside, the 2026 Voyager is built to move people first: seating for up to seven, with a cabin that emphasizes comfort and day-to-day usability rather than showy gimmicks. Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel add an immediate layer of cold-weather sanity, while noise-shielding acoustical carpeting works in the background to mute road sound and keep the atmosphere calmer on both short hops and long drives. Space flexibility is where Voyager earns its keep. Second- and third-row Stow ’n Go seating is included, and when those rows are folded with the in-floor storage approach, Voyager offers up to 140.5 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the front seats—an enormous, usable rectangle of space that’s ready for whatever the week demands. Up front, the tech layout keeps key info close: a 10.1-inch touchscreen anchors the dash, paired with a 7-inch digital cluster display for real-time driving data, and wireless smartphone connectivity is supported through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.

Voyager’s safety and driver-assist suite is designed to expand awareness and reduce stress, especially when traffic gets dense. Blind Spot Monitoring uses sensors to help with lane-change confidence, alerting you through an indicator in the corresponding exterior mirror when a vehicle enters a blind-spot zone, while rear park assist adds visual and audible cues for tight backing situations. Adaptive Cruise Control can adjust speed to maintain distance from vehicles ahead, functioning from 0 mph up through highway cruising, and Voyager also includes features like Lane Departure Warning Plus and rain-sensing windshield wipers to support calmer, more controlled driving. There’s also an everyday security-and-comfort layer built into the experience: Remote Vehicle Start can be activated from the key fob or through the Chrysler app, allowing the vehicle to start ahead of time and bring preset climate control online before you step in—one of those features that becomes habit fast during Midwest temperature swings.