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Zevo 600 Extended Range AWD
Dealer description
Check out this 2024 BrightDrop Zevo 600 AWD with only 8,971 miles, finished in Oyster White. Built from the ground up as a commercial electric delivery vehicle, the Zevo 600 combines massive cargo capacity, dual-motor all-wheel-drive performance, advanced safety technology, and the potential for significantly reduced routine powertrain maintenance compared with a traditional gas-powered commercial van. This one was exceptionally well equipped when new, carrying an impressive original MSRP of $108,075. Power comes from a dual-electric-motor AWD system, providing smooth, immediate electric torque without the shifting, noise, or vibration of a conventional gasoline powertrain. It also features DC Fast Charging capability, giving businesses the flexibility to take advantage of compatible commercial fast-charging infrastructure. One of the biggest highlights of this particular Zevo is the $25,350 Max Range Battery Pack. Rather than the standard-range battery configuration, this truck was specifically ordered with the expensive Max Range Battery, giving businesses greater driving flexibility between charging stops. That's an especially important advantage for longer delivery routes, full-day commercial use, and operations where maximizing time on the road matters. Where the Zevo 600 really earns its keep is in the cargo area. It's designed specifically around delivery and commercial use, with a huge walk-in cargo compartment, rear roll-up cargo door, manual bulkhead door, and eight heavy-duty cargo tie-downs rated at 1,000 pounds each. Whether you're operating a delivery route, mobile service business, electrical or HVAC company, parts operation, catering business, or commercial fleet, this is a vehicle designed to work. BrightDrop's clever Delivery Mode was engineered specifically for drivers making frequent stops. It can automate repetitive delivery-related tasks, including certain cabin lighting and door functions when properly equipped, helping streamline the constant
Questions for the seller (2)
- Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
- Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.