Tesla Cybertruck competitor Bollinger has a new electric pickup that can be customized for any kind of work use
Kristen Lee
- Bollinger has plans for an all-electric, chassis-cab truck platform.
- It can be used as a tow truck, a box truck, or a bucket truck.
- The possibilities are endless.
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The world needs more electric trucks. They're versatile, usable, customizable, they look cool — and because they don't run on fuel, they're even better.
And if you want an electric truck with endless possibilities for customization, Bollinger Motors' upcoming all-electric, chassis-cab truck platform might be what you're looking for.
It's called the Bollinger B2 Chassis Cab, and the company said in a Thursday announcement that it wants to sell the truck in late 2021. Both full-cab and cutaway-cab versions will be available.
Anyone can buy a B2 Chassis Cab — pedestrian casuals such as you and me, or people who need them for commercial purposes, like landscapers or construction workers.
Sure, it's not available yet. But we can dream.
Check it out.
Read the original article on Business InsiderThe company says it's ideal for municipalities, parks services, emergency-response vehicles, airports, construction, landscaping, electricians, security, and more.
It will be designed, engineered, and built entirely in the US.
Bollinger claims it is the world’s first and only medium-duty, all-electric chassis-cab truck platform.
And a 10-kW onboard charger and inverter for power tools.
In addition to a 120-kWh battery pack, there will be electronic traction control, electronic stability control, hydraulic power steering, self-leveling suspension, and independent front and rear suspension.
It'll also be fitted with a number of goodies.
It’ll be available with either a two- or four-door cab, and with various wheelbase lengths — it’s up to you.
It will be built on Bollinger's all-wheel-drive platform that's found in Bollinger's other two vehicles: the B1 Sport Utility Truck and B2 Pickup.
The B2CC has a 5,000-pound payload.
You could theoretically fit it with whatever you wanted.
As you can see from the renderings, it’s a half-truck with a flatbed.
The Bollinger B2 Chassis Cab is an all-electric, medium-duty pickup truck platform.
Bollinger is one of a few companies planning to rival the big-name Tesla Cybertruck with its own electric offering, such as Rivian and Nikola. The GMC Hummer will also be revived as an EV, with General Motors claiming it will have 1,000 horsepower.
Bollinger filed the provisional patent application for the truck in November 2019.
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