When considering the Pacifica Mini-T Campervan and the Voyager Mini-T Campervan, the question isn’t about which one is better—it’s about which one best suits your personal travel style and driving needs. Both are built by DLM-Distribution and deliver the same full-featured Class B campervan experience that has made the Mini-T name trusted nationwide.
Same Campervan Features, Two Distinct Chassis
Whether you choose the AWD Pacifica or the FWD Voyager, you’re getting the same proven Mini-T Campervan. Each version includes a full set of RV capabilities—microwave, refrigerator, solar charging system, ceiling fan, foldable bed, overhead and under-bed storage, and a power system designed to support true off-grid travel.
Both are garageable, HOA-friendly, and versatile enough for cross-country road trips or daily errands alike.
What’s the Difference Between the Pacifica Mini-T Campervan and the Voyager Mini-T Campervan?
The difference between the Pacifica Mini-T Campervan and the Voyager Mini-T Campervan comes down to the factory vehicle platform and its built-in driving features, not the campervan capability itself. Both models are manufactured by DLM-Distribution and deliver the same fully equipped Mini-T campervan experience, including identical camping systems, off-grid power capability, and travel comfort. The distinction is in drivetrain, driving technology, and overall price point.
The Chrysler Pacifica Mini-T Campervan features an all-wheel-drive system that provides added traction and stability in snow, rain, gravel roads, and changing road conditions. Powered by a 3.6-liter V6 engine producing 287 horsepower, the Pacifica delivers confident highway performance and strong towing capability. It comes equipped with advanced factory safety and driver-assist technology such as adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist, along with a tow package rated at 3,600 pounds. This model is ideal for travelers who want four-season confidence, mountain and winter driving capability, and the flexibility to tow small trailers, boats, or recreational equipment. Its higher price reflects the AWD drivetrain and upgraded driving technology.
The Chrysler Voyager Mini-T Campervan offers a front-wheel-drive platform focused on simplicity, efficiency, and value. It is powered by the same 3.6-liter V6 engine and includes the same 3,600-pound towing capability, making it just as capable for travel and gear hauling. With fewer factory luxury options than the Pacifica, the Voyager delivers a lower purchase price while maintaining full Mini-T campervan functionality. This makes it an excellent choice for fair-weather travelers, snowbirds, and buyers who want maximum value without giving up comfort, power, or towing capability.
In both cases, the campervan conversion, camping systems, off-grid electrical setup, and overall travel experience remain identical. The choice simply comes down to whether you want all-wheel-drive confidence and premium driving features, or front-wheel-drive efficiency and the lowest cost of entry into the Mini-T Campervan lineup.
Shared Strength: Off-Grid Capability and Mini-T Power System
Both models include DLM-Distribution’s powerful integrated off-grid power system, which features solar charging, dual house batteries, shore power, and a 2,000-watt inverter. Whether you’re camping in a national park, dry camping in the desert, or enjoying quiet time in the woods, the Mini-T is built to keep you powered, comfortable, and ready for anything.
Which One Should You Choose?
The Pacifica Mini-T Campervan is perfect for those who want AWD, more advanced factory driving aids, and plan to camp year-round or tow heavier gear.
The Voyager Mini-T Campervan offers the same power, same towing, and same Mini-T camping experience—but with a more affordable price and better MPG for many drivers.
No matter your choice, you're getting a true Class B campervan in a garageable package that doubles as a daily driver.
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