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Mullen Automotive will be renamed Bollinger Innovations, with the name change effective July 28. The new combined company will continue to sell Class 1-3 battery-electric commercial vehicles.
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Mullen Automotive has purchased battery line equipment from Nikola Corporation for its battery operations in Fullerton, California. Battery production will start in the second half of 2025.
Read More →Mullen Automotive announced a partnership with Global EV Technology, Inc. and EV Technologies, LLC, with initial development for improving energy management technology in electric vehicles for greater range and vehicle performance.
Read More →The Orange County Solid Waste Department, North Carolina, has taken delivery of a Mullen Automotive Class 1 electric van to support its daily operations. Mullen EVs are now available for purchase through Sourcewell contracts.
Read More →Recent sales reported by Mullen Automotive include a Class 1 cargo van that will be used for home service by an appliance franchise in Ohio and two Class 3 trucks for a Southern California floral company.
Read More →The purchase price is $148.2 million in cash and stock for a 60% controlling interest, which gives Mullen the majority ownership of Bollinger Motors, Inc.
Read More →Amerit will be working closely with the Mullen commercial product team and vehicle technicians to train on Mullen’s commercial vehicles, establishing servicing protocols and requirements.
Read More →Bollinger Innovations’ $7,500 price adjustment, combined with federal tax credit, provides $15,000 in savings as Mullen Automotive’s products and operations are consolidated with Bollinger Motors.
Read More →Rapid Response Defense Systems will use Mullen Automotive Class 1 EV cargo van for federal government business.
Read More →Since Sept. 30, Mullen has sold and delivered 57 Class 3 and 43 Class 1 EV cargo vans and trucks for a total of 100 vehicles and $5.5 million; these numbers exclude sales by Bollinger Motors.
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