After seven years in a row of accolades, Chrysler celebrates parent’s loyalty

Chrysler – Photo Source: Stellantis

In an effort to commemorate the Chrysler Pacifica minivan’s incredible seven-year reign as the most praised minivan in the market, Chrysler recently debuted its newest ad campaign, “Thanking Our Parents,” on April 22, 2024. This program highlights the premium safety features, innovative features, and elegant interior design of the Pacifica car in an effort to honor the wide range of parents who have inspired the company. The promotion is available on web video, social media, and broadcast media. Notably, the cross-channel campaign features three 30-second commercials that can be seen on Chrysler’s official YouTube channel: “Boy Mom,” “Empty Nesters,” and “Dog Mom.”

“With more than 175 honors and industry accolades, the Chrysler Pacifica is America’s most awarded minivan for seven years running, and we owe this achievement to the many parents out there who have been the inspiration for us as a brand to create and deliver innovative designs, features, and technology that provide our customers with the ultimate family vehicle,” said Chris Feuell, CEO of the Chrysler brand, highlighting the significant influence parents from all walks of life had on the development of the Pacifica. “We wouldn’t be the award-winning minivan we are today without the parents and drivers,” the speaker continued, “so this campaign is our way of saying ‘thank you.'”

The Three Ads for Chrysler

The “Boy Mom” commercial highlights the Pacifica’s many safety features while addressing the particular difficulties experienced by moms of boys. “Empty Nesters” connects this period of life to the idea for the Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid by capturing the heartbreaking moment of parents dropping off their youngest kid at college. This version has an increased driving range and integrated entertainment for the back passengers. In the meanwhile, “Dog Mom” commends pet owners, particularly those who have large dogs, and highlights the minivan’s built-in Stow ‘n Vac vacuum capability and generous amount of storage space.

As previously indicated, this campaign was created in partnership with Doner and will be promoted through a variety of media, including social media, television, and digital platforms. With this campaign, the company hopes to interact with viewers on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. With Stow ‘n Go seating, all-wheel drive, and the most standard safety features available, the Chrysler Pacifica tops its class. The car also stands out for its family-friendly features, like the FamCAM inside camera that offers a panoramic view of kids riding in back seats. It is also noteworthy that the first minivan to integrate Amazon Fire TV with its Uconnect Theater System was the Chrysler Pacifica.

The Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid’s Effects

For Chrysler, the Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid is a big step toward an electric future. With a 520-mile total range and a 32-mile all-electric range, it is the first hybrid minivan available. Chrysler’s dedication to sustainability is further cemented by its regenerative braking system, which recharges the battery when braking or stopping.

The automaker’s creative journey is undoubtedly far from done. The company has stated that it would introduce its first battery-electric car by 2025 and that it will switch to an all-electric lineup by the 2028 model year. This goal is a component of Chrysler’s larger electrification transformation plan.

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