2022年Chevrolet Express Passenger Van Safety and Reliability

The safety of the Chevrolet Express Passenger Van is probably not very good, given it was designed more than a quarter of a century ago. Although one would expect the determination of a passenger van's crashworthiness to be compulsory, neither the NHTSA nor the IIHS has compiled enough crash-test information on the Express Passenger Van for comprehensive overall safety ratings. The NHTSA has, however, conducted a partial Chevy Express Passenger Van safety review, giving the vehicle three stars out of five for the rollover test.

The standard airbag consignment of six includes two side curtain airbags that cover only the first three rows of seats. These are joined by other safety features, including a rearview camera, hill-start assist, an ESC system with traction control, and a tire-pressure monitoring system. The LT trims get forward-collision alert and lane-departure warning as well, and a blind-spot monitoring system is available for all. Rear parking sensors are also optional.

So far, no recalls have affected 2022 models, but two recalls were announced by the NHTSA for the 2021 Chevy Express Passenger Van. The first of these was for a tire failure that could cause sudden air loss and potentially a loss of driver control. In another recall, a positive battery cable terminal could short, possibly causing a fire. The tire issue also pertains to 2020 models. There is no J.D. Power rating of the Chevrolet Express Passenger Van's reliability.

The Chevrolet Express Passenger Van's warranty cover is average for the class, consisting of a three-year/36,000-mile basic and corrosion warranty and a five-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty and roadside assistance. Complimentary scheduled maintenance is covered for the first year.