Bollinger Motors has begun design validation pilot builds of its B4 electrical Class 4 chassis cabs for testing and demonstration. Manufacturing of the pilot automobiles kicked off in partnership with Roush Industries at its facility in Livonia, Michigan. The primary 5 accomplished chassis cabs are anticipated to roll out this summer season, and no less than 15 extra are to be accomplished by the top of Q3 2023.

Bollinger will likely be providing demos of its preliminary pilot builds in September at Mcity, an indication and testing facility on the College of Michigan’s North Campus in Ann Arbor, for invited key prospects and companions. In preparation for that occasion, Bollinger has engaged a number of upfitting companions to organize the chassis cabs for a wide range of choices to satisfy the wants of potential fleet clients.

“Our Class 4 Bollinger B4 truck was purpose-built for fleets, and it provides them limitless upfit choices,” mentioned Chief Income Officer Jim Connelly. “Our nationwide service community will likely be introduced quickly.”

“Bollinger Motors has over eight years of expertise in creating, producing, and testing electrical vehicles,” mentioned CEO Robert Bollinger. “I’m excited to see our exhausting work come collectively within the B4 and to maintain hitting our milestones.”

The Bollinger B4 will likely be eligible for a federal buy incentive of 30% of the price of the car, as much as a complete of $40,000. Deliveries are anticipated to start in July 2024.

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