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A cargo van that makes every stop count
Drive a BrightDrop 400 Cargo
The BrightDrop 400 Cargo is an all-electric walk-in cargo van with 412 cu ft of cargo space and up to 176 miles of range. It's the work-ready pick among Chevrolet car rental options — built for days when your to-do list is measured in boxes.
On Turo, you book your BrightDrop 400 Cargo from a local vehicle owner and choose the pickup or delivery options each listing offers. Need a different size for the job? Compare more cargo van rentals on Turo by year, location, and price.
BrightDrop 400 Cargo specs
Range
176 miles
Horsepower
233 hp
Torque
300 lb-ft
Weight
~7,240 lbs
Walk-in cargo space built for the job
The BrightDrop 400 Cargo gives you 412.1 cu ft of cargo space behind two seats. With an 82-in cargo area height, you can walk in and stand up while you load. A roll-up rear door opens 73 in high, and a sliding side door adds a second way in at the curb.
Quiet, electric power
The front-wheel-drive BrightDrop 400 Cargo runs on a single electric motor that makes 233 hp and 300 lb-ft of torque. Power flows through a single-speed automatic, so there are no gear changes to manage — even with a full load behind you.
Some listings offer the all-wheel-drive version, which uses dual motors for up to 300 hp and 390 lb-ft of torque. Check the listing to see which drivetrain you're booking. Either way, you skip the gas station entirely and keep the cab calm enough to take a call between stops.
Driver tech that lightens the load
Long days behind the wheel go easier when the van does some of the work. The BrightDrop 400 Cargo comes with navigation, adaptive cruise control, a heated steering wheel, keyless entry and start, remote start, and a Wi-Fi hotspot.
Adaptive cruise helps on highway stretches between job sites, and keyless entry saves a fumble when your hands are full of boxes. Remote start warms or cools the cab before you climb in, and the hotspot keeps your devices online for invoices and delivery apps. Features vary by listing and trim, so check the details before you book.
Stand out with a BrightDrop 400 Cargo
The BrightDrop 400 Cargo shines when you need to move a lot of stuff, quietly and without buying gas. Book one for an apartment move, a day of deliveries, an event load-in, a small-business overflow day, or a trade job. With a 2,500-lb payload, it handles the heavy lifting while you handle the schedule — a smart pick if you're browsing electric vehicle rentals.
Top BrightDrop 400 Cargo features
Low, easy loading
Three standouts make the BrightDrop 400 Cargo easy to work with: low loading, a city-friendly footprint, and payload with room to spare.
Your back will notice the difference. The BrightDrop 400 Cargo has a 16-in side step-up height and a 27-in load floor height. That means you lift boxes, dollies, and gear a shorter distance on every trip from the curb.
That low floor works with a 153-in wheelbase to create a long, flat cargo area you can actually walk through. You can stack items toward the front, step in to strap them down, and step back out without climbing over anything. On a moving day or a long delivery route, those saved inches add up to less strain and faster turnarounds.
City-friendly footprint
For a walk-in van with this much room, the BrightDrop 400 Cargo stays manageable at 238.6 in long. The front-wheel-drive version has a 46.4-ft curb-to-curb turning diameter, and the all-wheel-drive version tightens that to 43.9 ft. That helps when you're making a U-turn on a narrow street or lining up at a loading dock.
The purpose-built electric design keeps the cab quiet and the drive simple. You get a van shaped around cargo work from the start, with no engine noise to talk over when you're coordinating your next stop. That makes downtown deliveries and tight neighborhood streets feel a lot less stressful.
Payload with room to spare
The BrightDrop 400 Cargo carries up to 2,500 lbs of standard payload, with a gross vehicle weight rating of 9,990 lbs. That's enough capacity for furniture, appliances, inventory, or a full set of trade tools without second-guessing every box you add.
Even with that capacity, you don't need a commercial license. You can drive the BrightDrop 400 Cargo with a standard driver's license — the same one you use every day. Load heavier items low and toward the front, and check the listing for any guidelines from the local vehicle owner.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a BrightDrop 400 Cargo
Get to know your BrightDrop 400 Cargo
Start with the listing. Check the year, the drivetrain (front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive), and the included features so you know exactly what you're booking.
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BrightDrop 400 Cargo driving tips
Plan your charging stops around the 176-mile range, especially on long delivery routes. Return the van with the same battery level you received, or recharging fees can apply. A low-battery fee also applies if you return it under 20%.
At 109 in tall with a long wheelbase, the BrightDrop 400 Cargo takes a little getting used to. Practice turns and backing up in an empty lot, and watch height clearances at parking garages and drive-throughs. Secure your cargo before every drive so nothing shifts.
How much does it cost to rent a BrightDrop 400 Cargo?
The local vehicle owner sets the daily price, so it varies by year, trip length, location, and any extras you add. You'll see all mandatory fees before you book, so there are no surprises at checkout.
Some listings offer trip-duration discounts, and you can get a 10% non-refundable discount when you book four or more days ahead. Need the van for a month or more? Look into long-term car rental on Turo.
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What documents do you need to rent a BrightDrop 400 Cargo on Turo?
You need a physical, valid driver's license and a payment method. Upload photos of your license before your BrightDrop 400 Cargo trip starts.
What type of license do you need to rent a BrightDrop 400 Cargo?
You need a valid, permanent US or home-country driver's license. A standard license works for the BrightDrop 400 Cargo — no commercial license required. Learner's permits, photocopies, and an International Driving Permit on its own aren't accepted.
How old do you need to be to rent a BrightDrop 400 Cargo?
You need to be at least 18 to book standard vehicles on Turo. Higher minimums (21, 25, or 30) apply based on vehicle value and class, so check the BrightDrop 400 Cargo listing. A young driver fee applies to guests ages 18–24.
Do you need insurance to rent a BrightDrop 400 Cargo?
You don't need your own insurance to book a BrightDrop 400 Cargo on Turo. Just choose a protection plan at checkout.
Are there discounts on BrightDrop 400 Cargo rentals?
Yes. Some BrightDrop 400 Cargo listings offer discounts for trips of three days, one week, two weeks, three weeks, or a month. You can also get a 10% non-refundable discount when you book four or more days in advance.
Can you rent a BrightDrop 400 Cargo long term?
Yes. You can book a BrightDrop 400 Cargo for 30 days or more, with "Pay as you go" available for trips longer than 30 days. Browse more van rental options for extended projects.
Do BrightDrop 400 Cargo rentals include unlimited mileage?
It depends on the listing. Each BrightDrop 400 Cargo listing sets its own distance limit, and some offer unlimited mileage — check the miles included before you book.
Can other people drive the BrightDrop 400 Cargo you rent?
Yes. You can request additional drivers for your BrightDrop 400 Cargo trip in the Turo app. Each driver must be approved and meet the same age and license requirements.
How do you charge a BrightDrop 400 Cargo during your trip?
You can pay with a card at most public charging stations. Return the BrightDrop 400 Cargo at the same battery level you received it to avoid recharging fees.
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