The 2025 Chevrolet BrightDrop Zevo 600 AWD is a game-changer for last-mile delivery, blending GM’s Ultium battery tech with practical design. Priced at ~$68,700 ($47,925 after cash offers), it offers a 272-mile GM-estimated range (179 miles with Standard Range battery), 300 hp, 390 lb-ft of torque, and a massive 614.7 cu. ft. cargo capacity with a 3,180-lb payload. Its AWD dual-motor setup ensures confident handling, while the 120 kW DC fast charging adds 160 miles in an hour. The cabin is driver-focused with a 11.3-inch touchscreen, heated seats, and over 20 safety features like intersection collision avoidance. Pros: Impressive range, spacious cargo, smooth one-pedal driving, robust safety tech.
Cons: High starting price, modest 120 kW charging speed, spartan interior. The Zevo 600 excels for fleets (FedEx, Walmart) with its quiet ride and efficiency, though its price and charging speed lag behind some rivals like the Mercedes eSprinter. Ideal for urban deliveries, it’s a strong contender in the electric van space