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I saw a DSV electric cube van! Didn't know they were available here. Not sure if it is their own product or someone else's.


GM BrightDrop ZV600. Now Chevy BrightDrop 600.

 
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sdifox said:
I saw a DSV electric cube van! Didn't know they were available here. Not sure if it is their own product or someone else's.


GM BrightDrop ZV600

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The first time id heard of brightdrop was an article last month about them sitting unsold at the factory in canada. Cant believe gm had an ev delivery truck brand with near zero advertising.
 
waffleironhead said:
The first time id heard of brightdrop was an article last month about them sitting unsold at the factory in canada. Cant believe gm had an ev delivery truck brand with near zero advertising.
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I've never hear of it either! Better range than a VW Bus EV for a cheaper market price lol

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If you're familiar with any late model GM product, you're sure to find lots of familiar parts in the Zevo's cabin. The steering wheel is shared with trucks like the Chevrolet Silverado, the shifter is from the GMC Hummer EV Pickup, the instrument cluster from the Chevrolet Bolt, and the infotainment system from the GMC Yukon. With slide-away doors, most controls are on the dash to the left of the steering wheel, including power windows, lane keep assist, and power mirror adjustment. HVAC controls are just below the infotainment screen, and cupholders for the two-seat Zevo are spread throughout the cabin.
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Might make a neat EV food truck!

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waffleironhead said:
I saw a Le Car a few days ago. Forgot those even existed. Just a little old man driving his little old car.
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I drove a friend's between Philly and New York back in the day. It was, purely subjectively, surprisingly quick. They must have been geared way low.
 
Perknose said:
I drove a friend's between Philly and New York back in the day. It was, purely subjectively, surprisingly quick. They must have been geared way low.
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Id imagine a light little car with a 5 speed would have been a lot of fun. Kinda want a zippy little 5 speed right now.
 
A LHD Toyota Alphard. I have no idea where they got it from since the Middlle East is the only market getting the Alphard in LHD config.
 
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A LHD Toyota Alphard. I have no idea where they got it from since the Middlle East is the only market getting the Alphard in LFD config.
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People with a penchant for getting hard to get items and obviously pockets deep enough too.
 
I don't get it. People actually willing to obtain a used vehicle from a whole different continent. Apparently people do conversions to move the steering to the left. That is nuts.
 
sdifox said:
I don't get it.
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You will when you have too much disposable money. Gotta spend it on something otherwise what's the point of making it in the first place? There are guys who spend almost $10,000 on "typewriter" PC builds. Literally the only purpose for these souped up (fastest 14900KS CPU with highest possible core rating acquired from sellers who bin these CPUs, custom cooling, Nvidia 5090, WD 8100 PCIe 5.0 SSD etc.) builds is to run MS Word. Why? Because they can.
 
igor_kavinski said:
You will when you have too much disposable money. Gotta spend it on something otherwise what's the point of making it in the first place? There are guys who spend almost $10,000 on "typewriter" PC builds. Literally the only purpose for these souped up (fastest 14900KS CPU with highest possible core rating acquired from sellers who bin these CPUs, custom cooling, Nvidia 5090, WD 8100 PCIe 5.0 SSD etc.) builds is to run MS Word. Why? Because they can.
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umm, but it's just an Alphard. It should not be high on JDM desire list.
 
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