Do they make Dodge Caravans anymore?

No—Dodge no longer produces Caravan-branded minivans. The Caravan nameplate has been retired, and Dodge’s current minivan lineup is not offered under the Dodge brand. Instead, minivans in the Stellantis portfolio are marketed through Chrysler as the Pacifica and Voyager, with Voyager serving as a lower-cost option in some markets.

Context: the Caravan lineage and the shift in minivan strategy

The Dodge Caravan and its sibling, the Plymouth Voyager, helped define the modern minivan when they first arrived in the 1980s. Over the decades, the Grand Caravan carried the Dodge banner as the budget-minded option, while Chrysler offered more upscale variants under the Town & Country name and later consolidated around the Pacifica platform. In the late 2010s, Chrysler Group’s minivan strategy evolved again, consolidating offerings under the Chrysler brand and phasing out Dodge-branded minivans altogether. The result is that there is no current Dodge Caravan in production, replaced by Chrysler’s Pacifica family, with Voyager serving as a more affordable entry point in some markets.

For Dodge enthusiasts and on the used-car market, the Caravan name still lives on in older models, but new-car sales under that badge have ended. The broader minivan market now centers on Chrysler-branded products, even as the brand continues to serve family-vehicle needs with updated technology, hybrid options, and modern safety features.

What exists today: current minivan options in North America

The Stellantis lineup in North America no longer includes a Dodge minivan. The following Chrysler-branded minivans are current offerings as of the mid-2020s:

• Chrysler Pacifica — the main minivan, available with standard gasoline power and a plug-in hybrid option (Pacifica Hybrid).


• Chrysler Voyager — a lower-cost entry-level minivan in markets where it is offered, often positioned as an affordable option alongside the Pacifica family.

In short, if you’re shopping for a new minivan from this group, you’ll be looking at Chrysler badging rather than Dodge, with Pacifica and Voyager covering the practical needs that the old Caravan once satisfied.

Used Dodge Caravans: what to know if you’re hunting for one

If the Caravan name is a priority for you, the used-car market remains the primary avenue. Dealers and private sellers occasionally offer older Dodge Grand Caravan models, but buyers should approach with caution due to age, wear, and potential recalls. Here are some practical tips for seeking a used Caravan:

• Check for a complete service history and any recurring mechanical issues common to older minivans.


• Review transmission and engine health, as high-mileage examples may require costly repairs.


• Verify recall status and ensure all safety campaigns have been addressed.


• Consider a pre-purchase inspection by a qualified mechanic to identify rust, suspension wear, and brake condition.

Used Caravans can be found through local dealerships, online marketplaces, and community listings, but buyers should weigh the nostalgia of the name against the practicality and reliability of newer options from Chrysler’s Pacifica/Voyager lineup.

Summary

Dodge no longer builds Caravan minivans. The Caravan lineage has been retired, and the modern minivan lineup for this family of vehicles is centered on Chrysler-branded models—Pacifica and Voyager. For those who want the Caravan badge specifically, the option now is to search the used-car market, while new-car shoppers will find Chrysler Pacifica and Voyager as the current minivan offerings from Stellantis in North America.

What replaced the Dodge Caravan?

The Dodge Grand Caravan was replaced by the Chrysler Voyager and Chrysler Grand Caravan in 2020, which are both based on the platform of the Chrysler Pacifica. The Chrysler Voyager is sold in the US as a budget-friendly fleet and commercial-focused model, while the Chrysler Grand Caravan is sold in Canada as a similar entry-level option. The more modern Chrysler Pacifica is still available as a premium minivan.
 
Model breakdown

• Chrysler Pacifica: Introduced in 2017, the Pacifica was the initial modern replacement for both the Grand Caravan and the Chrysler Town & Country. It continues to be sold as the higher-end minivan in Chrysler's lineup. 
• Chrysler Voyager: This was the model introduced to replace the Dodge Grand Caravan in the US for the 2020 model year, primarily for fleet and commercial sales. 
• Chrysler Grand Caravan: The nameplate was revived for the Canadian market in 2020. It is essentially a rebadged Chrysler Voyager and serves as the new entry-level model in Canada. 

What is the new Dodge Caravan called?

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Why did they discontinue the Dodge Caravan?

The Dodge Caravan was discontinued primarily because of a shift in consumer demand away from minivans and toward SUVs, as well as the company's strategic decision to focus on higher-performance vehicles. Additionally, declining birth rates and a negative image associated with minivans contributed to the shrinking market, and Stellantis (formerly FCA) phased out the model to streamline its lineup and produce more profitable models.
 
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Market and strategic factors

• Decline in minivan sales: The overall minivan market has shrunk significantly as consumers increasingly prefer SUVs and crossovers, which were marketed as more adventurous alternatives. 
• Company strategy: Dodge (and its parent company, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) decided to refocus on its muscle car and performance lineup, like the Challenger and Charger, which was a more profitable part of the brand. 
• Aging platform: The Grand Caravan's design was aging, and it was seen as less modern compared to newer competitors and even its Chrysler sibling, the Pacifica. 
• Market saturation: The minivan market was already a staple of American family life, so it had a lower growth potential. Many manufacturers had already introduced their own minivan models, and the market was saturated. 
• Declining birth rates: A drop in the birth rate meant that families no longer needed as many large, three-row vehicles, making the minivan less appealing to the average consumer. 

Replacement and production

• Chrysler Voyager: To fill the gap, Chrysler introduced the Voyager, a less-expensive version of the Pacifica, for the 2020 model year. 
• Production: Production of the Dodge Grand Caravan officially ended in the summer of 2020. 

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