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An EV made for the construction site.
The electric vehicle market is growing. While plenty of small hatchbacks and sedans are here and more are coming, the time of the large plug-in vehicle is dawning.
The Tesla Model X and Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid (yes, it plugs in) were among the first, but now more and more companies are getting into the electric CUV and SUV game. Trucks, though, are still a rarity. Ford is talking about an electric F-150 and there is, of course, the mysterious Tesla Truck. Tonight, though, the electric truck world belongs to the Bollinger B1.
Of note: InsideEVs is in New York for debut, a livestream of which you can catch below!
The EV start-up revealed the B1 at a private media event from the Classic Car Club of Manhattan, calling it "the world's first all-electric, all-wheel drive, off/on road sport utility truck." The vehicle is ready for work with a bed and pass-through area that can hold 72 sheets of 1/2-inch plywood or 24 2x4s.