GM will fold its electric BrightDrop commercial vans into the Chevrolet brand in an attempt to increase sales, accessibility and recognition of the vehicles. The move is expected to expand the selling ...

General Motors' electric commercial van brand, BrightDrop, will become part of Chevrolet as the automaker aims to capitalize on a larger dealership network and land new fleet customers. The ...

BrightDrop's commercial customers have included Walmart, Hertz, FedEx, Merchants Fleet and Verizon. GM confirmed for the Free Press that the automaker sold 12 BrightDrop vehicles to Amazon. Amazon.com ...

BrightDrop, the General Motors Co. startup brand praised for its speed-to-market that promised to generate billions in revenue, is being brought under the 112-year-old Chevrolet name in an effort to ...

This summer, General Motors moved its electric van company BrightDrop into Chevy to boost sales and better compete with Ford, Rivian, and others in the electric van space. And now the Chevy-branded ...

General Motors has announced that it will move its all-electric BrightDrop commercial vans under the Chevrolet brand. The change takes effect for the 2025 model year. Back in March, GM Authority was ...

BrightDrop currently sells two vehicles: the 600 long-wheelbase van and the 400 short-wheelbase van, in front- and all-wheel-drive configurations. Max combined range for all configurations is 164 ...

GM moved its electric van company BrightDrop over to Chevy in August to save some money, and today, the newly branded version of the vehicle is confirmed for one of BrightDrop’s earliest customers: ...