Features

Minivans Offer a Host of Other Amenities

The Chrysler brand continues to offer a broad range of customer choices in the minivan market, including standard- and extended-wheelbase models, multiple powertrain choices, premium amenities and even more minivan-first features such as Stow 'n Go. Chrysler minivans’ newest engine and transmission — along with a quiet and richly appointed interior, a fresh exterior design and substantial levels of driver and passenger safety — reinforce Voyager and Grand Voyager’s long-held position as the aspirational choice for minivan customers around the world.

The list of major features on the Chrysler Voyager and Grand Voyager for markets outside of North America includes:

-2.8 CRD Automatic: A 2.8-litre common-rail turbo diesel (CRD) engine with best-in-class torque and outstanding fuel economy, paired with an automatic transmission for maximum convenience.

-Three-row supplemental side curtain air bags: Three-row, A- to D-pillar side curtain air bags provide full-length coverage for all three rows of seats. The side curtain air bags protect all outboard passengers. Both sides have sensors, which trigger the air bag on the side where impact occurs.

-Advanced multi-stage front air bags: Provide enhanced protection for occupants at various deployment levels, based on the severity of the impact.

-BeltAlert: If a vehicle is driven without the driver being properly belted, the Chrysler Group’s enhanced seat belt reminder system will periodically activate a chime and illuminate a light in the instrument cluster to remind the driver to buckle up.

-Child seat anchor system (ISOFIX/LATCH): Helps ease the installation of compatible aftermarket child seats. Feature is standard fit in second-row seats for all models and is also standard in the centre position of the third-row seat in the Chrysler Grand Voyager.

-Rear park assist: Rear obstacle detection system with audible warning and rear overhead display (standard on Limited, optional on LX).

-Quiet interior: A package of recent improvements significantly reduces the level of NVH (noise, vibration and harshness). Speech intelligibility between the first and third rows, already an acknowledged strength of Voyager, was further enhanced.

-Fresh exterior: The front exterior incorporates the newest fascia, grille and quad headlamps. Bodyside mouldings and wheel designs further enhance the vehicle’s attractive looks.

-UConnect hands-free communication system: Available as a Mopar aftermarket accessory, the system uses Bluetooth® technology to provide wireless communication between the driver’s compatible mobile phone and the vehicle’s on-board audio receiver. Advanced voice recognition technology controls the UConnect operation, and incoming calls are broadcast through the vehicle’s audio speakers.

-Navigation radio: Available as factory-installed or through Mopar, this system for European customers contains a navigation computer with 12.4 cm (4.9-in.) diagonal full-colour display, tuner and CD player all in one unit. Features include turn-by-turn route guidance navigation with voice instruction, seven different user languages, automatic re-route calculation and memory to store 50 custom user destinations.

-Overhead rail system with movable/removable bins: Includes overhead console with up to six movable and removable storage bins, rear temperature controls and an optional Mopar DVD screen (overhead rail system is standard on Limited, optional on LX).

Chrysler Group invented the minivan in 1983 and since then has sold more than 10 million minivans in more than 70 countries, introduced over 50 minivan-first features and earned more than 150 awards industry-wide.

Outside of North America, three versions of the extended-wheelbase Grand Voyager minivan are available, the SE, LX and Limited.