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As many traditional product markets shift from hardware to services, General Motors has introduced its plan to cater to delivery companies like FedEx with a new subsidiary that provides a combination of both vehicles and the services to manage them.
Anchoring this business is the EV600 electric delivery van and EP1 electrically motorized shipping pallet, which are coordinated by Brightdrop’s management and tracking application.
The planning that Brightdrop makes possible, along with the automation of the movement of shipments and the use of GM’s Ultium battery pack to power it all promises to provide delivery services with improved speed and efficiency while reducing the resulting carbon emissions from the process.
BrightDrop, which will offer an ecosystem of electric first-to-last-mile products, software and services to empower delivery and logistics companies to move goods more efficiently. These BrightDrop solutions are designed to help businesses lower costs, maximize productivity, improve employee safety and freight security, and support overall sustainability efforts.
General Motors is taking on the growing urban electric delivery market with electric delivery products backed up by software and services aimed at delivery and logistics fleet operators. As part of the initiative, a new purpose built electric delivery van will be generally available to market in 2022 in the US, but FedEx is slated to receive the first deliveries this year. related to Commercial vehicles, Electric drive, Megatrends, Vehicle manufacturers, General Motors,