GM takes new approach, new name with fleet business

About 750 fleet and commercial customers attended General Motors' Solutions Summit event, hosted by its GM Envolve fleet and commercial business unit, in April in Las Vegas. Attendees were able to drive multiple GM vehicles, including the BrightDrop Zevo 400 and Zevo 600 electric delivery vans, shown here. (LINDSAY VANHULLE)

Lindsay VanHulle

May 08, 2024 12:00 PM

LAS VEGAS — A year ago, General Motors reorganized its fleet and commercial business, giving it a new name and a simplified sales process.

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