"Chevrolet dealers across the country are having a bit of a fire sale. With the BrightDrop electric van now discontinued, dealers want them out of the doorfast. Huge discounts are offered, which go as high as $29,000 in some cases. Chevrolet has stopped making the BrightDrop electric van, which means the number of competitors for Rivian's electric van has gone down by one."
"But it also means that Chevy dealers are pretty desperate to get rid of the remaining inventory, so there are some fantastic deals to be had for those who are looking for a solid, battery-powered commercial vehicle made by General Motors. Whether you need a simple van for your business or you're planning on converting one into a home on wheels for that #vanlife,"
"Probably the biggest discount in the country right now is a whopping $29,000 for a 2025 Chevrolet BrightDrop 400 with zero miles on the clock, and it's offered by Bomnin Chevrolet in Miami, Florida, as spotted by Carscoops. With the discount, the van retails for just $40,435a drop of almost 42% over the original price. This particular van is a front-wheel drive model with the standard range battery pack,"
Chevrolet discontinued the BrightDrop electric van, prompting dealers to clear remaining inventory with large nationwide discounts. Some dealerships are offering reductions as high as $29,000 on new 2025 BrightDrop 400 units, bringing prices into the low $40,000 range. The cited BrightDrop 400 is a front-wheel-drive model with a standard-range battery producing 233 horsepower and 300 pound-feet of torque, with an official range rating of 177 miles and DC fast-charging capability up to 120 kW. Multiple dealerships list similar discounts, and all-wheel-drive models or the larger BrightDrop 600 are also receiving substantial price cuts.
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