Vans

Yes, Chevrolet offers the Express Cargo Van, Express Passenger Van and the BrightDrop all-electric walk-in van.

A cargo van features a cargo area in the rear that can be accessed either from inside the vehicle or from a sliding door or rear doors to help make loading and unloading cargo easy. Chevrolet offers the Express Cargo Van and the all-electric BrightDrop step-in van.

The length of a cargo van varies. Here are the lengths of the available Chevy cargo vans:

Express Cargo Van
224.1 inches long with regular wheelbase of 135 inches; 244.1 inches long with extended wheelbase of 155 inches

BrightDrop 400
238.6 inches long with a wheelbase of 153.1 inches

BrightDrop 600
290 inches long with a wheelbase of 183 inches

A passenger van features 3 or 4 rows of seats behind the driver and front seat passenger, plus, in some cases, space behind the last row for cargo. It also features a sliding side door and rear doors. Chevrolet offers the Express Passenger Van with standard seating for 12 passengers and available seating for 15 passengers.*

The length of a passenger van varies. Here are the lengths of the Chevy Express Passenger Van:

Express Passenger Van
223.9 inches long with regular wheelbase of 135 inches; 243.9 inches with extended wheelbase of 155 inches

No, you don’t need a special license to drive a 15-passenger van for personal use, as long as you have a valid standard driver’s license.

However, a commercial driver’s license (CDL) with a passenger endorsement is required under the following conditions:
 

• If the van is used for commercial purposes
• If it’s a government or nonprofit vehicle
• In certain states depending on the vehicle’s capacity, even if it’s under the 26,000-lb. weight limit