Bollinger Motors Expands Sales and Service Network
Bollinger Motors adds Ziegler & Range Truck Groups as dealers, expanding EV sales and service in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Washington.

The all-electric Bollinger B4 chassis cab, now available through Ziegler Truck Group and Range Truck Group, expands fleet EV options in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Washington.
Photo: Bollinger Motors
Electric vehicle manufacrturer Bollinger Innovations, Inc., announced that Bollinger Motors named Ziegler Truck Group, LLC and its counterpart company, Range Truck Group, LLC, official Bollinger Motors dealers.
The addition of these organizations expands Bollinger Motors’ commercial sales and service network to four more states: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Washington.
Both Ziegler Truck Group and Range Truck Group are authorized to sell the Bollinger B4 chassis cab, an all-new, all-electric Class 4 commercial truck, as well as The Mullen ONE, Class 1 EV cargo van, and the Mullen THREE, Class 3 EV chassis cab truck, which will be rebranded as Bollinger Motors vehicles in future model years.
“The addition of Ziegler Truck Group and Range Truck Group is another critical milestone in Bollinger Motors’ commercial vehicle leadership,” said Jim Connelly, Chief Revenue Officer for Bollinger Motors. “Both organizations are committed to customer-centric e-mobility solutions, and they match our vision to provide a more sustainable world, with fleet transportation playing a major role.”
Why Did Bollinger Choose Ziegler?

The Mullen THREE Class 3 electric chassis cab, set to be rebranded as a Bollinger Motors vehicle in future model years, joins the lineup offered by Ziegler and Range Truck Group.
Photo: Mullen Automotive
Ziegler Companies is one of the Midwest’s leading sources for construction and agriculture equipment and service. The company has a 110-year legacy of selling and servicing premier brands and helps customers with every aspect of fleet integration.
As subsidiaries, Ziegler and Range Truck Group are deeply committed to e-mobility and sustainability.
“Bollinger Motors is an emerging leader in commercial electric vehicles, and we are excited to help bring these world-class commercial trucks to our customers in the Upper Midwest,” said Johannes Ariens, CEO of Ziegler and Range Truck. “Ziegler and Range Truck, like Bollinger Motors, is helping move the transportation world to a more sustainable future. The addition of the Bollinger B4, Mullen ONE and Mullen THREE are key pieces for helping fulfill that mission.”
Range Truck Group is one of the Pacific Northwest’s leading providers of industry-changing vehicles and charging solutions. The company has expertise in government incentives and capital planning and provides unique, customized solutions to meet its customers’ mobility needs.
“The Pacific Northwest has always been one of the most environmentally focused areas in the country, and we are excited to help bring Bollinger and Mullen products to customers in this region,” Ariens said. “Together with partners like Bollinger Motors, Range Truck Group is helping make a difference in how the transportation industry impacts the world.”
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