Author: Robert Bollinger

Ann Arbor — With instant torque, innovative electric platform, and high-tech interior, Silicon Valley-based Tesla remade perceptions of the luxury automobile. Oak Park-based Bollinger Motors wants to do the same

Commercial vehicles make up much of the backbone of America’s workforce. They’re the vehicles delivering materials to worksites, getting goods to customers, and helping business owners and tradespeople get their

First drivesFor the past 10 days, the Oak Park, Mich.-based startup commercial truck maker has been holding court with potential customers at the University of Michigan’s M City test facility,

Bollinger Motors Inc. aims to invest $44 million at its Livonia manufacturing plant and Oak Park headquarters in an expansion that would create 237 jobs. The homegrown electric truck startup,

Robert Bollinger: Meet the Man Behind Mullen’s Push Into Commercial EVsHere’s how Robert Bollinger plans to electrify the commercial trucking industry. From drawing Lamborghinis and Ferraris as a kid to

Work stopped on the boxy B1 SUV and B2 truck last year when Bollinger Motors changed direction to create an electric class 4 and above work truck for fleet operators.

Bollinger is set to create some disruption in the commercial segment. Bollinger Motors has officially announced Our Next Energy (ONE) as the battery supplier for its commercial electric trucks. FULL

Bollinger Motors it has teamed up with Wabash to develop a refrigerated truck body on an electric chassis, according to the company’s news release. Wabash has developed a lightweight composite