How Chrysler Supports Autistic Drivers and Passengers

Car rides can easily become overwhelming, which can make them particularly stressful for Autistic drivers and passengers alike. Chrysler has taken great strides to support Autistic drivers and passengers with thoughtful models like the Chrysler Pacifica. At Bernard’s Chrysler Dodge Jeep® RAM, we’re diving into all the details.
Autism Society of America Partnership
Autism is the fastest-growing developmental disability in the United States. Chrysler has always prioritized serving the needs of families and has taken great strides to help the many families impacted by Autism. They have partnered with the Autism Society of America to help make driving and riding in vehicles a more calming experience.
New Model Unveiled
Chrysler’s partnership with the Autism Society was first announced at the 2023 New York International Auto Show, where the 2023 Chrysler Pacifica Limited was unveiled. It featured branded Autism Society vehicle graphics and a thoughtful Calm Cabin package designed to create a sensory-supported cabin.
Calm Cabin Package Overview
You can outfit any Chrysler vehicle with a Calm Cabin package, which helps to provide a safe, calm, and comfortable environment. The package includes:
- Seat-back organizer with adjustable straps, five front pockets, interior clear pocket that holds a tablet, and black mesh pocket
- Rechargeable, cordless Bluetooth® meditative light and sound therapy machine, which features five LED color modes, four light therapy modes, a breathing coach, and 15 sound therapy modes
- Comforting seat belt sleeve with soft-touch velvet feel
- Comforting soft-touch travel pillow
- Comforting, seven-layer, 12-pound weighted sensory blanket
Explore the Chrysler Pacifica in New Richmond, WI
When outfitted with the Calm Cabin package, the Chrysler Pacifica can provide an ideal environment for drivers and passengers with Autism. We encourage you to visit our dealership to see for yourself. Stop by Bernard’s Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM to see it in person today!
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