List of Chrysler vehicles

The following is a list of vehicles bearing the Chrysler brand name. In addition to Chrysler models built in the United States, the list also includes vehicles manufactured in other countries and cars designed by other independent corporations that were rebranded for Chrysler. "Chrysler Australia" was the Australian division of Chrysler, and cars made by Chrysler Australia were sold mainly in their country of origin. The same goes for cars marked "Europe" and "Canada".

Production models

Current lineup

Name	Introd.	Curr.	Facelift	Gen.
Cars
300 [n1 1]	2005	2011	2015	2nd
Vans
Pacifica [n1 2]	2017	2017	2021	1st
Voyager / Grand Caravan [n1 3]	2019	2019	–	4th

Notes

Full-size luxury sedan. Rebadged variant available in Europe from 2011-2014 as the Lancia Thema.
Luxury minivan. Name previously used on a mid-size crossover from 2004-2008.
Luxury minivan. Named Voyager in the United States and Grand Caravan in Canada. A Successor of the Dodge Caravan.

Former production

Name	Orig. / Market	Originally	First	Last
Cars
150 [n 1]	FRA	Simca 1307	1975	1980
160 / 180 / 2-Litre [n 1]	FRA	Simca	1970	1982
200	USA	–	2011	2017
300 (letter series)	USA	–	1955	1965
300 (non-letter series)	USA	–	1962	1971 [n 2]
300M	USA	–	1999	2004
Airflow	USA	–	1934	1937
Airstream	USA	–	1935	1937
Alpine [n 1]	FRA	Simca 1307	1975	1980
Avenger [1]	UK	Hillman Avenger	1976	1979
Centura [n 3]	AUS	–	1975	1978
Charger [n 3]	AUS	–	1975	1978
Chrysler by Chrysler [n 3]	AUS	–	1971	1976
Cirrus	USA	–	1995	2000
Concorde	USA	–	1993	2004
Chrysler Conquest	USA	–	1987	1989
Cordoba	USA	–	1975	1983
Crossfire	USA	–	2004	2008
Daytona [n 4]	USA CAN [n 5]	Dodge Daytona	1984	1993
Delta [n 6]	ITA UK [n 5] IRE [n 5]	Lancia Delta	2011	2014
Drifter [n 3]	AUS	–	1977	1978
Dynasty [n 4]	USA CAN [n 5] MEX [n 5]	Dodge Dynasty	1988	1993
E-Class	USA	–	1983	1984
ES [n 4]	EU [n 5]	Dodge Shadow	1988	1991
Executive	USA		1983	1986
Fifth Avenue	USA		1984	1989
Galant [n 7]	JPN [n 5] AUS [n 5]	Mitsubishi Galant	1976	1977
Horizon [n 8]	FRA	–	1977	1986
Hunter [n 9]	UK	Rootes Arrow	1977	1979
Imperial	USA	–	1926	1954
Imperial	USA	–	1990	1993
Imperial Parade Phaeton	USA		1952	1952
Intrepid [n 4]	CAN	Dodge Intrepid	1993	2004
Lancer [n 10]	JPN AUS [n 5]	Mitsubishi Lancer	1977	1980
Laser [n 11]	USA	Dodge Daytona	1984	1986
LeBaron	USA		1977	1995
LHS	USA		1994	1997
LHS	USA		1999	2001
Neon [n 12]	USA		1995	2005
Newport	USA	–	1940	1941
			1950	1950
			1961	1981
New Yorker	USA		1939	1996
New Yorker Fifth Avenue	USA	–	1983	1983
New Yorker Fifth Avenue	USA	–	1990	1993
Plainsman [n 3]	AUS	Chrysler Royal (Australia)	1957	1959
Prowler	USA		2001	2002
PT Cruiser	USA		2001	2010
Regal [n 3]	AUS	Chrysler Valiant	1976	1981
Royal [n 3]	AUS	–	1937	1942
Royal [n 3]	AUS	–	1946	1950
Saratoga	USA		1939	1953
			1957	1960
			1961	1966
	EU [n 5]		1989 [n 13]	1994
Scorpion [n 14]	JPN AUS [n 5]	Mitsubishi Galant Lambda	1976	1984
Sebring	USA		1995	2010
Shadow [n 4]	USA MEX [n 5]	Shadow	1988	1994
Sigma [n 3]	AUS		1977	1980
Spirit [n 4]	USA MEX [n 5] ARG [n 5]	Dodge Spirit	1990	1995
Stratus [n 4]	EU [n 5]	Dodge Stratus	1995	2000
Sunbeam	USA		1977	1979
TC by Maserati [n 15]	ITA	–	1989	1991
Six	USA	–	1924	1935
Town and Country	USA		1941	1977
Turbine Car [n 16]	USA		1963	1963
Valiant [n 17]	AUS		1962	1981
Valiant Charger	AUS		1971	1978
Valiant Galant [n 18]	JPN AUS [n 5]	Mitsubishi Galant	1971	1977
Valiant Lancer [n 19]	JPN AUS [n 5]	Mitsubishi Lancer (A70)	1977	1981
VIP [n 3]	AUS		1969	1971
Vision [n 20]	EU [n 5]	Eagle Vision	1992	1997
Wayfarer [n 3]	AUS	Chrysler Royal (Australia)	1957	1961
Kew / Wimbledon [2][3]	UK		1936	1937
Windsor	USA		1940	1966
Ypsilon [n 6]	ITA UK [n 5] JPN [n 5]	Lancia Ypsilon	2011	2015
Crossovers /SUVs
Aspen [n 21]	USA		2007	2009
Pacifica	USA		2004	2008
Voyager	USA		1988	2016
Grand Voyager	USA		1988	2007
TEVan	USA		1993	1995
Town and Country	USA		1990	2016

Notes

Designed by Chrysler Europe, previously a Simca model.
Briefly revived in 1979.
Designed by Chrysler Australia.
Originally, a Dodge model.
Name given in the country where it was commercialised as a "Chrysler" although its country of origin may have been different.
Originally, a Lancia model.
Originally the Mitsubishi Galant, it was imported to the US as the "Dodge Colt", then marketed by Chrysler Australia.
Designed by Chrysler Europe.
Rebranded Rootes Arrow,
Originally the Mitsubishi Lancer
Rebrand of the Dodge Daytona.
Marketed in Europe, Mexico, Canada, Japan, Egypt, Australia, and South America. Also commercialised under the Dodge and Plymouth brands.
Rebadged Dodge Spirit.
Originally, the Mitsubishi Galant Lambda.
Designed by Chrysler and Maserati.
Experimental gas turbine–powered car.
Originally a rebranded US-based Plymouth Valiant, then manufactured in Australia.
Originally, the Mitsubishi Galant.
Originally, the Mitsubishi Lancer A70.
Originally, an Eagle-branded model.
Based on the Dodge Durango.

Concept cars

Name	Year shown	Image
200 EV	2009
Airflite	2003
Airflow EV	2022
Akino	2005
Atlantic	1995
C-200	1952
California Cruiser	2002
CCV	2000
Chronos	1998
Citadel	2000
700C	2012
Delta	2010
ecoVoyager	2008
Falcon	1955
Firepower	2005
Imperial Concept	2006
Java	1998
ME Four-Twelve	2004
Nassau	2007
Natrium	2001
Norseman	1956
Pacifica Concept	1999
Patriot	1993
Phaeton	1997
Pronto Cruizer	1999

References

Manufactured by Rootes Group under the Hillman brand
SNAPSHOT 318: 1938 Chrysler Kew
Chrysler 1936, classiccarcatalogue.com Retrieved 8 December 2021

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[thema-1] Full-size luxury sedan. Rebadged variant available in Europe from 2011-2014 as the Lancia Thema.

[pacif-2] Luxury minivan. Name previously used on a mid-size crossover from 2004-2008.

[voyag-3] Luxury minivan. Named Voyager in the United States and Grand Caravan in Canada. A Successor of the Dodge Caravan.

[simca-4] Designed by Chrysler Europe, previously a Simca model.

[rev-5] Briefly revived in 1979.

[aus-7] Designed by Chrysler Australia.

[dodge-8] Originally, a Dodge model.

[market-9] Name given in the country where it was commercialised as a "Chrysler" although its country of origin may have been different.

[lancia-10] Originally, a Lancia model.

[galant1-11] Originally the Mitsubishi Galant, it was imported to the US as the "Dodge Colt", then marketed by Chrysler Australia.

[ceuro-12] Designed by Chrysler Europe.

[arrw-13] Rebranded Rootes Arrow,

[lancer-14] Originally the Mitsubishi Lancer

[daytorebr-15] Rebrand of the Dodge Daytona.

[neon-16] Marketed in Europe, Mexico, Canada, Japan, Egypt, Australia, and South America. Also commercialised under the Dodge and Plymouth brands.

[spir1-17] Rebadged Dodge Spirit.

[lamb-18] Originally, the Mitsubishi Galant Lambda.

[mase-19] Designed by Chrysler and Maserati.

[turbi-20] Experimental gas turbine–powered car.

[valian-21] Originally a rebranded US-based Plymouth Valiant, then manufactured in Australia.

[galant2-22] Originally, the Mitsubishi Galant.

[lancer70-23] Originally, the Mitsubishi Lancer A70.

[eagle-24] Originally, an Eagle-branded model.

[durang-27] Based on the Dodge Durango.

[hillm-6] Manufactured by Rootes Group under the Hillman brand

[25] SNAPSHOT 318: 1938 Chrysler Kew

[26] Chrysler 1936, classiccarcatalogue.com Retrieved 8 December 2021