2022 vs. 2023 Chrysler 300 – Key Differences in Eston

After the 2023 model year, Chrysler intends to terminate production of the 300 – and the carmaker is making sure to do it with a bang. For 2023, the performance-focused 300C trim is back and comes with a V8, 6.4-liter engine that was previously available only in the most expensive Dodge Challenger and Charger models. Only 2,200 300Cs will be made available in the United States and Canada.
The Chrysler 300 has seen the following major alterations during the past few model years:
2023: Return of the 300C variant; final production year.
2022: No significant changes.
2021: Discontinuation of the 300C and 300C Limited trims.
2020: 20-inch Black Noise wheels, a Red ”S” badge, a Red insert on the Chrysler Wing logo, and optional Radar Red upholstery, all became part of the Red S Appearance Package.
2019: No significant changes.
2018: The Touring L and Touring trims were launched, and the 300C Platinum Trim was discontinued. The year also saw several feature swaps between trims.
The Chrysler 300C will be the model’s final year on the market in 2023. Chrysler is giving the car a dignified send-off with a limited manufacturing run and the return of the performance-focused variant before bidding it farewell.
To learn about the payment options available for the 2023 Chrysler 300, please feel free to get in touch with the finance department at Energy Dodge.