Bollinger Hits Reservation Milestone
Bollinger Motors announced that it has surpassed 10,000 reservations for its B1 all-electric sport/utility truck.
Image of B1 courtesy of Bollinger Motors
Image of B1 courtesy of Bollinger Motors
Bollinger Motors announced that it has surpassed 10,000 reservations for its B1 all-electric sport/utility truck.
"We hit the mark in just 60 days by taking pre-orders from interested individuals on the bollingermotors.com website. These pre-orders represent hundreds of millions of dollars in potential revenue for the company from eventual vehicles sales and we expect even more once we start taking fleet orders which will begin once pricing is announced," said Robert Bollinger, CEO and designer for Bollinger Motors. "I can’t believe we’ve reached this number of reservations so quickly. The media attention from our reveal in July was amazing and the thousands of emails from fans we keep getting are incredible. I think we really built something unique as a lot of people from all over the US and the world are telling us they want a tough, capable truck that’s also electric. We can’t wait to start production."
The Bollinger B1 will make its industry debut at the Specialty Equipment Manufacturer’s Association (SEMA) show, which runs from October 31-November 3 in Las Vegas.
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