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Chevrolet BrightDrop

The electric delivery van, launched as a separate GM brand and folded into Chevrolet in 2024 — so the same vehicle appears in records as a BrightDrop Zevo and as a Chevrolet BrightDrop depending on the year, which is worth knowing when a search returns nothing. Built on GM's Ultium platform and sold almost entirely to fleets, which shapes the work: these accumulate mileage quickly, are maintained on contract, and their charging and telematics equipment is often specified by the operator rather than by GM. The body is a walk-in van with its own door and shelving systems, and much of what goes wrong is that equipment rather than the vehicle.

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Chevrolet BrightDrop Zevo 600
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Generations

  • First generation 2022–present

    Ultium platform, fleet-only; sold as a BrightDrop Zevo before Chevrolet took the name in 2024.

    Body styles
    Van
    Platform
    GM Ultium
    Engines
    • Ultium electric — electric · Zevo 400 and 600
    Transmissions
    Single-speed reduction
    Drivetrain
    Front-wheel drive

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