In recent years, piezo-photocatalysis has become a promising strategy for solving environmental pollution problems by adding additional mechanical energy to the photocatalysis process. This work reported the effective synthesis of a variety of HKUST-1/BiVO 4 heterogeneous materials by combining monoclinic BiVO 4 and porous HKUST-1 semiconductors. The piezophotocatalytic properties of HKUST-1/BiVO 4 were studied by the reduction of hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) under visible-light irradiation and ultrasonic waves. In the piezo-photocatalysis process, the best reduction rates among as-prepared HKUST-1/BiVO 4 composites were up to 96.20% of 10 ppm Cr(VI) solution, which was approximately 1.80 times that under visible light and about 4.13 times that under ultrasound. Under the action of the piezoelectric potential, the availability of free radicals increased the reduction rate of Cr(VI) and reached a synergistic effect of 1.14-fold.