BrightDrop, a GM subsidiary, comes under the Chevrolet brand.

The US auto giant General Motors has announced that it will transfer its electric BrightDrop commercial vehicles under the Chevrolet brand. With this change, the all-electric delivery vehicles will be incorporated into Chevrolet's extensive sales and service network for commercial vehicles. The vans are expected to offer an estimated range of 272 miles in the city and on the highway, according to GM. By integrating the electric vehicles into Chevrolet's growing EV portfolio, customers will gain access to one of the industry's largest and most comprehensive sales and service networks, enhancing the brand's growth opportunities.

All Chevrolet dealers will therefore have the opportunity to sell BrightDrop transporters if they meet certain electric vehicle requirements. Once certified, participating dealers will be able to service the products and thus optimize uptime for commercial fleet operators, according to the company.   

"By incorporating BrightDrop into the Chevrolet product lineup, we combine advanced EV technology with the reliability and widespread availability that only Chevrolet can offer," explains Scott Bell, Vice President of Chevrolet. "This move strengthens our electric vehicle offerings and reaffirms our role as a leading commercial brand, enabling both large and small businesses to get their jobs done."