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GM's Electric BrightDrop Zero 600 Van Snags Distance Record With 260-Mile Run

23 Apr 2022 | Abstracted from MotorTrend

"We don't have all the data points for you yet. EV delivery vans like the Zevo 600 and Rivian's Amazon van are fairly new, and for some reasons GM (BrightDrop is a subsidiary) is being coy about crucial information like storage capacity of its Ultium batteries—which are similar to what the Hummer EV uses. But we have one number we can share with you: "nearly 260 miles."

Which represents about how far the Zevo 600 went recently, snagging a distance record certified by Guinness--for whatever that's worth. For a big, boxy vehicle of substantial size, that's a big accomplishment."

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