Bollinger Motors, a subsidiary of Bollinger Innovations, Inc., said it has completed the sale of 30 commercial electric vehicles (EVs) worth more than $1 million, marking another step in the automaker’s efforts to expand its presence in the U.S. fleet market.
The $1,074,035 transaction involved deliveries to Ziegler Truck Group, Range Truck Group, logistics giant DB Schenker, and Larsen Enterprises. The order includes 20 Class 1 delivery vans, six Class 3 utility trucks, and four Class 4 B4 chassis cabs, the company said.
Full payment has already been received from DB Schenker, while payments from Ziegler and Range Truck Group are expected before the end of the third quarter of 2025. Bollinger said it delivered two of the new B4 trucks to Larsen Enterprises on Aug. 29.
“Bollinger Motors continues to deliver vehicles at an increased rate with vehicles being shipped now and through the quarter ending Sept. 30, 2025,” said Jim Connelly, Chief Revenue Officer of Bollinger Innovations and Bollinger Motors. “The demand for our EV product lineup continues to build as our vehicles hit the street and get into our customers’ hands.”
Chief Executive Officer David Michery said recent internal changes have contributed to the company’s progress. “As the result of our recent restructuring, our sales team has not only achieved strong results in a short period, but has done so with a more efficient, lower-cost model,” he said.
Bollinger, based in Oak Park, Michigan, offers a lineup that includes the Class 1 ONE delivery van, the Class 3 THREE cab chassis, and the Class 4 Bollinger B4 truck. Production of the B4 began in September 2024 at its U.S. facility in Tunica, Mississippi.
