A recent test drive of the 2025 Chevrolet BrightDrop 400 AWD proves the next-gen electric delivery van is growing. This van rolls smooth, quiet, and nimble, while being respectful of its surroundings. Its simple, clean, aerodynamic look blends in with the ambiance of scenic and manicured neighborhoods.
2025 Chevrolet BrightDrop 400 AWD Electric Delivery Van
The BrightDrop 400 van’s size enables it to squeeze into a standard parking spot, whether parallel or perpendicular.
By cutting seconds off each delivery, the driver can handle more stops with fewer steps, while moving faster and more flexibly from behind the wheel.
The van now comes with 20 standard safety features, both electric and passive.
Automatic doors make it easier physically for the drivers and saves them time that stacks up when making 200 deliveries a day.
The van provides panoramic windshield and side window views complemented with rearview mirrors and front and rear cameras. Its myriad alerts and prompts can quickly correct any driver errors or oversights.
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The Bright Drop 400 and 600 from General Motors launched in 2022. Three years later, they are part of Chevrolet, and the 2025 MY includes more upgrades.
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Thanks to a power door package added since 2022, the driver can open and close the two side doors and interior cargo door with a series of controls and automatic options while seated.
The BrightDrop 400 has a cargo volume of 412 cubic feet and maximum payload of 3,480 pounds.
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Overall, it runs far quieter and smoother than a typical ICE box truck or van.