Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

Commercial Vehicles

GM transfers its BrightDrop electric van division to Chevrolet

General Motors is transferring the BrightDrop electric van division to its Chevrolet brand. As a result, BrightDrop vans will be integrated into Chevrolet's commercial vehicle sales and service network. The restructuring of the electric subsidiary is thus entering another round.

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