The Chrysler Grand Caravan - Braunability Commercial Side Entry

The Chrysler Grand Caravan - Braunability Commercial Side Entry

The Chrysler Grand Caravan with a Braunability Commercial Side Entry Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Conversion offers 60” of interior headroom at the center of the van with a 56” passenger doorway opening. This D409-compliant conversion also features a manual bi-folding ramp at the passenger sliding door with a swing gate feature allowing you to enter the vehicle without deploying the ramp. The 30” wide ramp is rated with a 1000lbs weight capacity, making this vehicle the perfect option for your organization's use as it is easy to operate and can accommodate a large variety of wheelchairs. 


Specifications for 2026 Chrysler Grand Caravan with Braun Commercial Side Entry

Engine

3.6L 6Cyl



Power/Torque

283 hp / 260 lb-ft



Transmission

9-speed Automatic with Auto-Shift

Drivetrain

Front-Wheel Drive



Body Style

Van



Seating

5 Passenger Seating

Additional Information:

  • Removable front passenger seating
  • 1000lbs Ramp Weight Capacity
  • 56” passenger sliding door entry height
  • 60” height inside at the center of the van
  • Flip down footrest for third-row passengers 
  • Exterior step flares 

Humberview Mobility has Toronto’s largest selection of Wheelchair Accessible Minivans for sale and on order. We use the buying power of the Humberview Group to get you back on the road faster, and we don’t require large deposits to secure your order.

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