If you’re going to the 2025 Carlisle Chrysler Nationals, “the largest Mopar event in the world,” expect to see thousands of vehicles made by the 100-year-old automaker. Some of those will be there courtesy of Chrysler itself, which will be bringing a collection of its production and concept vehicles from decades past as part of its Century of Innovation celebration on July 11-13, 2025.
Chrysler officially turned 100 on June 6th. To commemorate such a momentous occasion, the brand launched a social media campaign, released a video series, and held events highlighting its place in and influence on automotive history. On the first day of the 2025 Carlisle Chrysler Nationals, Chrysler CEO Chris Feuell will answer questions about the brand’s past, present, and future during a Q&A session.
Chrysler’s display at the Carlisle Expo Center will include one of five 1924 Six prototypes, a 1934 Airflow, 1955 300 (a.k.a. the “banker’s hot rod”), 1963 Turbine Car, and the Bugatti-esque 1995 Atlantic Concept.
Another one-off Chrysler will be showcasing is the 2024 Halcyon Concept, a preview of the brand’s potential future design which combines “sustainability-driven exterior and interior design, full autonomy paired with personalized driving experiences and futuristic technology.”
Chrysler will also have a 2026 Chrysler Pacifica 100th Anniversary Edition on-site, decked out with its special fascia, wheels, and badging, and equipped with Stow ‘n Go seats, power-sliding side doors, and power liftgate.
Currently, the gas and plug-in hybrid versions of the Pacifica and its ICE-only Voyager cousin are the only vehicles Chrysler makes. Let’s hope this major milestone in the brand’s history helps pave the way to a brighter future.
