Bollinger Motors is working on their off/on-road all-electric utility truck and the startup is putting their prototype to the test to prove its capacity.
They recently released a bunch of fun footage of the vehicle in very tough environments.
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While EV enthusiasts haven’t had a lot of luck with electric car startups lately, we are pretty excited about Bollinger Motors going into the off/on-road utility truck market with a Jeep-like all-electric truck.
Now the startup has released footage of its working prototype off-roading and track testing.
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After unveiling the first prototype of its all-electric truck, the B1, earlier this summer, New York-based startup Bollinger Motors now claims that it received ‘over 10,000 reservations’ for the vehicle.
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After unveiling the first prototype of its all-electric truck, the B1, New York-based startup Bollinger Motors is now unveiling a 4-door version of the vehicle.
The new design sketch is pictured above.
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Today, Bollinger Motors unveiled what it calls a “no nonsense back-to-basics all-electric sport utility truck (SUT).”
The minimalist-looking vehicle with sharp edges and bare interior will not be for everyone, but with a promised range of up to 200 miles and quite a few interesting features, it could check all the boxes of a lot of people looking to buy an EV that can go on and off road.
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If I tell you that an electric car is being unveiled this week, you’d quickly think of the production version of the Tesla Model 3 to be unveiled on Friday.
But two other new electric cars are being unveiled today: Bollinger Motors’ all-electric sport utility truck and Sono Motors’ all-electric and solar-powered car.
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Bollinger Motors is set to unveil its first vehicle, an all-electric sport utility truck, in the next few months.
In anticipation for the unveiling, they have been releasing a series of black and white teasers of the vehicle. Continuing with that series, they released a teaser of the interior today.
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New York-based Bollinger Motors has been gradually stepping out of stealth mode over the past few months leading to the upcoming unveiling of its all-electric sport utility truck this summer.
Today, the company revealed the first images of the chassis they designed for the truck.
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Bollinger Motors, a New York-based electric vehicle startup currently stepping out of stealth mode, is working on an all-electric sport truck and released today the first teaser picture of the vehicle.
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