Used Wheelchair Van, 2020 Chrysler Voyager
with BraunAbility - Voyager Fold-Out XT - Conversion

BraunAbility®, Chrysler Voyager Power Fold-Out XT

Introducing the all-new, Chrysler Voyager LXi, Power Fold-Out XT, wheelchair accessible van from BraunAbility®. The new Voyager replaces the discontinued, Dodge Grand Caravan product line, that over the years, many have grown to love. The Chrysler Voyager is built from its predecessor, the Chrysler Pacifica. The two vehicles are similar, nearly identical, except for the available chassis packages that are currently being converted by BraunAbility®. The Chrysler Voyager will only be offered with the LXi package, while the Pacifica is available in a Touring-L, Touring-L Sport, and Touring-L Premium.

Since the Voyager is being built from its predecessor, Chrysler Pacifica the conversion dimensions will be identical between the two vehicle models. Both models have the latest in advanced mobility technology, and since the Chrysler Pacifica, Power Fold-Out XT wheelchair accessible van features the most interior space, widest door opening, and the widest ramp of any other mobility vehicle in its class the comparable Chrysler Voyager will also boast the same stats. Making the BraunAbility, Power Fold-Out XT wheelchair van conversion the go to offering for those wheelchair users who sit taller in their chairs and those who may need a wider door opening to accommodate a larger wheelchair. The Chrysler Voyager, Power Fold-Out XT features the following dimensions: 57-inch door opening height; 32.375-inch door opening width; 30.125 ramp width.

One of the best things about any BraunAbility®, wheelchair accessible vehicle is that they are meticulously designed to be easy to operate while providing unmatched maneuverability. A few of the advanced features of the Chrysler Voyager, Power Fold-Out XT include: single-touch power entry and exit system, via factory key-fob or set of interior switches found throughout the cabin; Easy-glide, power sliding doors; power operated, fold-out wheelchair ramp system; automatically controlled kneeling system (reduces ramp angle); removable front seats with removable cup holders to allow for up-front passenger or from-the-chair driving by the wheelchair user.

Fully Automatic Sliding Doors and Power Fold-Out Wheelchair Ramp

On the Chrysler Voyager Power Fold-Out XT, handicap accessible vehicle, both sliding side doors are power operated as is the integrated, fold-out wheelchair ramp system. But you may ask… what if the vehicle experiences loss of power? How would I be able to get out? It won't be a problem! Every BraunAbility®, power operated, wheelchair accessible vehicle features an integrated, power back-up system that can be used to operate the ramp in an event of a power failure. Plus, with a fold-out ramp system, the ramp can be pushed manually to deploy for a safe vehicle exit. For exact ramp specifications and dimensions, see chart below. doors. The deploy and stow feature of the ramp are operated directly from the factory key-fob or any of the interior switches found throughout the interior. In case of a power failure, the Voyager Fold-out features an integrated back-up system to ensure the ramp can be operated for a safe exit of the vehicle.

Lowered Floor

When shopping for a wheelchair accessible vehicle, one of the main components you will hear about is the lowered floor. Lowering the floor is the key element to allowing a wheelchair user to maneuver about the interior cabin of a vehicle safely and comfortably. In the Chrysler Voyager, Power Fold-Out XT wheelchair conversion, the floor is lowered 14 inches. The drop in the floor takes place from the firewall (just behind the engine) all the way to the rear axle. This is what creates the taller door opening height for entry and exit, as well as what provides a wheelchair user a direct line-of-sight while driving or riding as a passenger.

Removable Seating

Both front seats on the Chrysler Voyager, Power Fold-Out XT, wheelchair accessible vehicle are easily removed. The driver's seat would be removed to allow a wheelchair user to drive directly from his/her wheelchair. The passenger seat would be removed to allow a wheelchair user to ride up front in the passenger position alongside the driver. Both seats are equipped with removable cup holders for added convenience.