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- U.S. Assembly Plant Up for Sale - Honda Waits for U.S. Midterms - Musk Claims Tesla Has Turned the Corner - Toyota's Top Selling RAV4 Gets a Complete Make-Over - Fiat Launching 3-Wheeler  - Nissan To Use Batteries from Ford Plant - New Nissan Micra Launches in EU - Chery Reveals Small, Rugged SUV

- U.S. Assembly Plant Up for Sale - Honda Waits for U.S. Midterms - Musk Claims Tesla Has Turned the Corner - Toyota's Top Selling RAV4 Gets a Complete Make-Over - Fiat Launching 3-Wheeler  - Nissan To Use Batteries from Ford Plant - New Nissan Micra Launches in EU - Chery Reveals Small, Rugged SUV

Another electric vehicle maker appears to be on the brink of collapse, the latest in a growing trend of EV startups failing to break through in a crowded marketplace.This time it's Bollinger Motors, a commercial EV company founded nearly 10 years ago. According to The Detroit News, the company, which was acquired by Mullen Automotive in 2022, has been struggling to pay employees, contribute to 401(k) accounts and cover debts. Those debts include a $10 million loan from founder Robert Bollinger, who earlier this year filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming it was broke and that production had stopped.

- OMG, They're Bringing Back the Yugo! - My (Years Ago) Yugo Plant Tour - Corvette Interior Gets A New Look - Bollinger Files for Bankruptcy - Brembo Cuts Brake Emissions 90% - EU Automakers Get CO2 Break - Ford Raises Prices on Maverick, Bronco Sport, Mach-E - Tariffs Hiking Used Car Prices - AAH Looks at Brands That Could Be Forced Out of U.S. Market

- OMG, They're Bringing Back the Yugo! - My (Years Ago) Yugo Plant Tour - Corvette Interior Gets A New Look - Bollinger Files for Bankruptcy - Brembo Cuts Brake Emissions 90% - EU Automakers Get CO2 Break - Ford Raises Prices on Maverick, Bronco Sport, Mach-E - Tariffs Hiking Used Car Prices - AAH Looks at Brands That Could Be Forced Out of U.S. Market

Guest: Bryan Chambers, Bollinger Motors president and chief operating officer Topic: Once upon a time, Bollinger Motors planned to make Class 3 electric pickup trucks. It has pivoted to medium-duty commercial EVs with the backing of Mullen Automotive. Follow the Truck Tech Podcast Other FreightWaves Shows Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune in this week as Turn Down for Watt joins up in Las Vegas for the ACT Expo. Follow along as we showcase off some industry leaders. In this episode, we highlight Bollinger Motors and their all-new all-electric B4 truck!

Torkil Stavdal (b. 1974) is a Norwegian photographer and curator currently residing in New York. At the age of 12, Torkil's grandmother gifted him a Kodak Instamatic 126, and he has not stopped taking photos since. In the mid-90's, after studying photography more formally in Copenhagen, he continued his education by assisting iconic photographers such as Knut Bry, Johan Wildhagen and Massimo Leardini, amongst others. Originally based out of Oslo, Norway, he started his studio "Konfekt" in the early 2000s with Lars Pettersen, Catarina Caprino and Tove Sivertsen. In 2009, Torkil moved to NYC and worked with a number of editorial and commercial clients, including: the New York Times, Elle, Dwell, Apple, VW, Bollinger Motors and Pollack Associates. In 2011, he added motion to his repertoire, and has since worked on shows and movies with Netflix, Lionsgate, BBC, the History Channel and several others. Torkil appreciates the unspoken in a photograph; that there is a story that the spectator gets to finish. In this episode, Torkil and I chat about nature taking back human occupied spaces, the functionality and use of objects (or lack thereof), the photo as a conversation starter, finding your play space, and keeping his art practice going. You can find the gate photo Torkil references in our conversation on our instagram page ⁠here. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ongoingness/support

Brit tudósok megmutatták: Torzít az agyunk amikor autókról esik szó. Ki gondolta volna? A ChatGPT viccet csinált a híreinkből. GM Hummer EV SUV: Mi a közös a Hummer és egy ökológiai mozgalom között? Mindkettőnek van egy elektromos verziója! Bollinger Motors vs. Munro Vehicles: Mi a különbség a Bollinger és a Munro között? Az egyik egy autómárka, a másik pedig egy nagymama neve! Pereskedés a TV dobozon

We discuss the all new Mullen Five EV from Mullen Automotive, the same folks who just spent $148 Million for a controlling interest in EV truck chassis manufacturer Bollinger Motors. 

Bollinger Motors hat den US-Hersteller Our Next Energy (ONE) als Batterielieferanten benannt. Bollinger nutzt die modularen, koppelbaren Batteriepacks für seine elektrischen Nutzfahrzeuge und Chassis-Cabs. ONE stellt die Batterien mit LFP-Zellchemie vor Ort in Van Buren Township im US-Bundesstatt Michigan her. Mehr auf energyload.eu >>> https://energyload.eu/elektromobilitaet/elektro-lkw/bollinger-motors-battery/

As we do periodically throughout the year, on this week's episode of The Weekly Driver Podcast co-host Bruce Aldrich and I get caught up on the automotive industry news. There's always a lot happening, and our topics cover a wide range. First, car names can mean a lot toward the success or failure of an automobile. We found a recent list on a prominent auto site that lists the top-25 worst car names in history. The list comes to mind with the not-too-long-ago naming of the pending new Ferrari sport utility vehicle. It will be called the Purosangue. The concept cars at 2021 LA Auto Show included the Mullen Five. The EV sedan hasn't been made. Image © Bruce Aldrich/2021. Ferrari, of course, has long been associated with horses and its "Prancing Pony" logo. The new Ferrari is named after the word for an Italian thoroughbred. It's pronounced PURO-o-SAN-gue, and it's a hideous name. The list of the 25 oddball names of cars is a fun read, so have a listen. Also on this episode this I will be attending the LA Auto Show this week (Nov, 16-18) while Bruce produces my daily podcast interviews from the Los Angeles Convention Center. Electric vehicles will again be emphasized this year, and VinFast, the Vietnamese manufacturer, will be again be part of that portion of the show. VinFast will be the first Vietnamese car available in the United States with the pending debut in 2023. Speaking of debuts, as always the LA Auto Show will have its share of global and North American debuts. Manufacturer ambassadors are always par of the LA Auto Show. Image © James Raia/2014. The 115th The LA Auto Show will be held Nov. 18-26 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Charge Cars, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, ElectraMeccanica, Fiat, Genesis, GMC, Hummer, Hyundai, INDI EV, Jaguar, Kia, Land Rover, Lexus, Lincoln, Mazda, Porsche, Subaru, Supernal (Advanced Air Mobility), Volkswagen, Volvo and the abovementioned VinFast will have all exhibitions. But arguably the best bets, the most consistent, the cars for the every person, are presented every year. New models from the top-10 best-selling vehicles from 2021 will all be presented. Ford continued its dominance with the F-Series pickups accounting for 726,004 sales. The Ram pickup (569,388), Chevrolet Silverado (519,774), Toyota RAV-4 (407,739), Honda CR-V (361,271), Toyota Camry (313,795), Nissan Rogue (285,602), Jeep Cherokee (264,444), Toyota Highlander (264,128) and Honda Civic (263,787) completed the top-10. Despite the continuing chip shortage and Covid-19 ramifications, only the Chevrolet Silverado (down 13 percent), Ford F-Series pickup trucks (8 percent) and Toyota RAV4 (5 percent) had lower sales tallies in 2021 than in 2020. Bollinger Motors exhibited its concept vehicles for the past several years at the LA Auto Show. They've never been manufactured. Image © James Raia/2019. Manufacturers aren't required to detail what vehicles will be shown at the LA Auto Show. Some new offerings have been announced, others will be unveiled as late as the week of the show. Honda recently announced the public availability of the 315-horsepower 2023 Civic Type R. It's the most powerful production vehicle the manufacturer has ever sold, and its will have a starting MSRP of $42,895. Toyota has eliminated V6 Highlander, replacing for 2-23 with a 2.4-liter, four-cylinder. The new model will also feature new multimedia dashboard-area screens and new exterior paint choice, Cypress Green. The Weekly Driver Podcast encourages and appreciates feedback from our listeners. Please forward episode links to family, friends and colleagues. And you are welcome to repost links from the podcast to your social media accounts. The idea of more eyeballs on more content works for us. Support our podcast by shopping on Amazon.com. A graphic display at the bottom of the post links to automotive selections of the online retailer.

Approximately forty percent of materials in the tires on your vehicle consists of natural rubber - which is a contributing factor to the continued deforestation of the Amazon rain forest.  Bollinger Motors was one of the first EV manufactures that we covered when this program began.  We discuss how much they have changed in focus over the years.  Finally, community microgrids.  They may offer a solution to reliable electric power generation in a crisis, while making neighborhoods self sufficient. 

EV truck maker Bollinger Motors was one of the first in the EV industry that we discussed when our program first started.  Over the years, we both have changed.  We bring you an update on just how Bollinger has evolved to stay competitive in the fast changing EV space. 

Mullen Automotive hat eine Mehrheitsbeteiligung am Start-up Bollinger Motors erworben. Für 148,2 Millionen Dollar bekommt Mullen 60 Prozent der Aktien des angeschlagenen Unternehmens. Mullen will die von Bollinger entwickelten Elektro-LKW und Geländewagen in seinen Bestand aufnehmen. Darunter auch die Kastenwagen B1 und B2, für die schon 50.000 Bestellungen vorliegen. Mehr auf energyload.eu >>> https://energyload.eu/elektromobilitaet/elektro-lkw/mullen-bollinger/

Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from Electrek. Quick Charge is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Quick Charge are recorded Monday through Thursday and again on Saturday. Subscribe to our podcast in Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they're available. Stories we discuss in this episode (with links): Tesla is going to let you vote on Supercharger locations Tesla ramps up hiring for Megafactory, aiming to produce 40 GWh per year Jeep says it will launch 4 all-electric SUVs by 2025, including Wagoneer and ‘Wrangler' EVs Rivian and Mercedes-Benz launch a joint venture to produce an electric van Magna mulls US plant – could Fisker Ocean and Jaguar I-Pace soon qualify for federal tax credits? Mullen claims majority stake in Bollinger Motors and will revive B1 and B2 EV truck production https://youtu.be/Yh-unofFvqk var postYoutubePlayer;function onYouTubeIframeAPIReady() { postYoutubePlayer = new YT.Player( "post-youtube-video" ); } Subscribe to the Electrek Daily Channel on Youtube so you never miss a day of news Follow Mikey: Twitter @Mikey_Electric Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify TuneIn Share your thoughts! Drop us a line at tips@electrek.co. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

Earlier this year, Bollinger Motors announced it would pause development of its B1 and B2 electric truck and SUV in favor of Class 3 commercial vehicles. That's not an easy shift to make, so we asked CEO Robert Bollinger how it's going to happen. The answer: with Roush's help.With more than 60 years of experience in logistics innovation, Dunavant is a family-owned business that has the knowledge to ensure global and domestic shipping practices are efficient and effective. Dunavant generates supply chain proficiency with outstanding, attentive, and expedient customer service. For more information, visit Dunavant.com.Follow Transmission on Apple PodcastsFollow Transmission on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

From the parts bin -  Nascent EV manufacturer Bollinger turns toward commercial medium duty EV truck platforms, while Lordstown Motors runs out of time. 

Earlier this year, Bollinger Motors announced it would pause development of its B1 and B2 electric truck and SUV in favor of Class 3 commercial vehicles. That's not an easy shift to make, so we asked CEO Robert Bollinger how it's going to happen. The answer: with Roush's help.Follow Transmission on Apple PodcastsFollow Transmission on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

Chet Parsons is a critical part of the future in the automotive evolution which is happening now. From an early start in automotive retail, Chet has followed the industry's evolution and is now developing sales operations and defining the customer journey in the EV industry. With time spent at Tesla, Faraday Future, and most recently Bollinger Motors, his vision is to streamline and improve the customer experience at all levels to parallel the efficiency and future growth of electric mobility.

From the parts bin is the first segment of our show. Ken and Chase pick out a story they find interesting and discuss it in a more informal way. This week: Bollinger motors makes a slight shift in the EV world and it makes a lot of sense. 

During this episode, the Hyundai Kona is reviewed; we catch you up on the latest autonomous vehicle news; and we discuss the ways that automakers are using more sustainably sourced materials for car interiors.

GUEST: Robert Bollinger, CEO, Bollinger Motors PANEL: Greg Migliore, Autoblog.com; Gary Vasilash, on Automotive; John McElroy, Autoline.tv

Toyota Supra manual gearbox rumor 'confirmed;' For BP, EV chargers to overtake pumps in profitability race; Bollinger Motors pumps brakes on consumer EVs to focus on commercial trucks

Show #1342 If you get any value from this podcast please consider supporting my work on Patreon. Plus all Patreon supporters get their own unique ad-free podcast feed. Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Saturday 15th January. It's Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story so you don't have to. Thank you to MYEV.com for helping make this show, they've built the first marketplace specifically for Electric Vehicles. It's a totally free marketplace that simplifies the buying and selling process, and help you learn about EVs along the way too. Welcome to a new Patreon Producer JAMES FEJEDELEM APPLE CAR RUMORS INSPIRE KOREAN BATTERY MANUFACTURERS TO FORM TASK FORCE - a report published on Wednesday by 9 to 5 Mac, which claims that South Korean battery manufacturers have formed an Apple Car task force.The idea of a multicorporation task force being formed to court Apple's business is gutsy, but it may not be without its merits. - Apple has had visits with several battery suppliers in the last month, presumably with the goal of locking down a supplier for a pack of its own design. - Apple is rumored to be looking to South Korea for a number of its components, but it's not clear how many of those will be off-the-shelf, and how many will be custom. Original Source : https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/apple-car-battery-task-force-formed-korea/ PLUGSHARE PLATFORM REACHES 2 MILLION REGISTERED USERS WORLDWIDE - PlugShare, the world's leading EV community and a part of the EVgo Inc. (Nasdaq: EVGO) family since mid-2021, today announced that its platform has reached over two million registered users globally. - comes on the heels of the platform surpassing over one million new app downloads over the course of 2021, - In 2021, PlugShare drivers provided over 1.3 million ratings of their charging experiences. Original Source : https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220113005197/en/ BMW INVESTS IN HEYCHARGE, FOR ACCESS TO A WIDER RANGE OF EV CHARGERS - BMW recently announced another important investment in the field of green mobility. This time, the BMW i Ventures investment arm focused on the charging infrastructure, an area that was criticized by the BMW Group CEO, Oliver Zipse not long ago. The company invested in HeyCharge, a German start-up that aims to open access to private charging locations for its users. - Usually, in order to start using an EV charger, you'll need an app or an RFID card, as well as an internet connection. However, most subterranean garages lack an internet access point or the ability to install such devices at this time. - HeyCharge's patent-pending technology, removes the requirement for an on-site internet connection by allowing the app and chargers to interact directly over bluetooth with the HeyCharge App or SDK. This increases system availability while reducing delay between the phone and the charger. Total costs in buildings can be lowered by up to 80% when combined with HeyCharge's simple and effective hardware component, Access Point. Original Source : https://www.bmwblog.com/2022/01/13/bmw-invests-in-heycharge-for-access-to-a-wider-range-of-ev-chargers/ RIVIAN TEAMS UP WITH ADOPT A CHARGER TO INSTALL FREE CHARGERS AT STATE AND NATIONAL PARKS - Adopt a Charger, the national nonprofit that provides free electric vehicle (EV) charging at scenic, cultural and civic destinations, today announced that American EV maker Rivian will sponsor dozens of EV charging stations in Yosemite National Park and the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA). The collaboration will enable more emission-free transportation and support EV adoption as EV charging infrastructure is enhanced within some of America's most popular national parks. - Under the collaboration between Rivian and Adopt a Charger, Rivian will pay for the equipment and fund 10 years of operation and maintenance by the two organizations. Adopt a Charger, which celebrated its tenth anniversary last year, has installed over 400 chargers in 10 states, including in 26 California state parks and at major cultural institutions such as the Getty Center. Original Source : https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/rivian-teams-up-with-adopt-a-charger-to-install-free-chargers-at-state-and-national-parks.3355/ TESLA CO-FOUNDER: EV SALES IN TAKEOFF MODE, BUT PRODUCTION A WORRY - Tesla co-founder JB Straubel, founder and CEO of battery-recycling company Redwood Materials, has good news and bad news for those who believe electric vehicle sales are primed to take off. - Straubel says demand is picking up, but the auto industry isn't moving fast enough for production to keep up. - Straubel says industry sales estimates predicting EVs will account for 12.7% of all U.S. auto sales by 2025 may be too low. Original Source : https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/12/tesla-co-founder-says-ev-sales-are-about-to-take-off-but-questions-whether-production-can-keep-up.html BOLLINGER SHELVES RUGGED B1 AND B2 EVS TO FOCUS ON COMMERCIAL TRUCKS - The imposing, battery-powered Bollinger B2 pickup truck won't be seen on the road anytime soon.The Oak Park-based startup announced Friday that it is canceling consumer orders for its innovative, off-road-capable B2 pickup and B1 SUV in order to focus on its burgeoning commercial truck business. - The $125,000 B1 and B2 were part of a squadron of epic super-trucks — including offerings from Rivian, GMC, Chevy, Ford, Tesla and Lordstown Motors — coming to market in the wake of Tesla's success as a luxury electric vehicle maker. - Unveiled at a glitzy Times Square event in 2017, it featured gob-smacking numbers like 614 horsepower and 668 pound-feet of torque, zero-60 mph acceleration in 4.5 seconds, 5,000-pound payload capacity, and a suspension that offered variable ground clearance of 10 to 20 inches. - Bollinger Motors will refund deposits for those who had reserved B1 and B2 models. Original Source : https://eu.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2022/01/14/bollinger-shelves-consumer-evs-focus-commercial-trucks/6510184001/ NEW BMW IX1 SPY SHOTS GET UP CLOSE WITH ALL-ELECTRIC CROSSOVER - The upcoming all-electric BMW iX1 lost a bit of camouflage the last time our spy photographers captured it out testing, but a new batch provides our best look yet at the new crossover. - The iX1 looks like your traditional BMW crossover that's been washed and shrunk in the dryer. The EV looks like it's adapting the larger 2022 iX3's styling cues to its smaller frame, borrowing the closed-off grille and blue accents. 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Crain's Managing Editor Michael Lee interviews Bollinger Motors CEO Robert Bollinger on Day 2 of the Mackinac Policy Conference at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island.

Crain's Managing Editor Michael Lee interviews Bollinger Motors CEO Robert Bollinger on Day 2 of the Mackinac Policy Conference at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island.

September 21, 2021 ~ The Owner of Bollinger Motors of Oak Park talks to Paul about his EV startup company and he says his focus is on manufacturing EV commercial vehicles.

Eli and Sam chat with Chet Parsons, Sales Director of Bollinger Motors. Bollinger Motors is developing the world's most capable Class 3 electric trucks. From the ground up, the dream was to build something that didn't exist. Clean and simple, built to last. Nothing frivolous, nothing unnecessary. All electric. All aluminum. All wheel drive. And they're building them right in Detroit.”

Eli and Sam are in the FFT studio for a special host-only episode. Tune-in for an update on the Road Scholar’s RS Invitational track day that Eli attended in Atlanta, as well as a review of our event with Bollinger Motors.

Among the automotive industry news Todd Bianco is talking about this week are these stories: LG interested in selling batteries to Tesla. The 2022 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid is coming with 32 miles of all-electric range. The top 2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer will cost you at least $106,000. Bollinger Motors prices its Class 3 skateboard. US deliveries of the “cheap” Porsche Taycan RWD model – still with poor EPA ratings that piss off Porsche. GM is working on next-gen batteries. There's going to be a Ford Family woman on the Ford Motor Company Board of Directors for the first time. Ford executives want Congress to provide more funding for EV technology. Hindenburg Research drops a bomb on Lordstown Motors. And, Todd talks about the Ten least boring cars under $50k. Consumer Reports Top 10 Picks for 2021.  

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WLS News Anchor Rob Martier, DriveChicago.com General Manager Mark Bilek and Chicago Auto Show Marketing Director Jim OBrill review the Cadillac CT4, speak with the CEO of Bollinger Motors and take a quick spin in the 2021 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro.

Today we are joined by Robert Bollinger, Founder and CEO of Bollinger Motors to talk about their unique approach to the EV market and building the best offroad vehicle they could dream up. This is episode 18 of 30 on our 45 day odyssey to bring you local stories about the many environmental solutions taking place across the country in the lead up to Election Day. Watch here or subscribe via the podcast platform of your choice by searching Electric Election Roadtrip!

The Sunday Times’ tech correspondent brings on Robert Bollinger to talk about hiss previous career selling shampoo (4:25), moving to Detroit (7:05), why he wanted to founded an electric car company (8:35), the Tesla effect (11:00), why pick-up trucks are important (14:35), how parts have become cheaper (20:00), funding the company himself (21:50), how the world has changed (25:00), the turning point (27:00), why subsidies are vital (28:00), why the legacy brands will be ok (31:45), why his ignorance was a good thing (34:10), the importance of hiring well (35:55) and his worst day of work (39:20). Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/dannyinthevalley. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Happy Hump Day. Today, Jer speaks with Dr. Paul Thomas of Plum Health Direct Primary Care all about Michigan State University’s announcement that it’s going 100% virtual instruction this fall and encouraging students to stay home and not move into dorms. It got me thinking about the Twitter thread below, about the difficulties universities face in opting to pull the plug on in-person instruction this fall. Also today, the city of Detroit plans a big memorial day Aug. 31 on Belle Isle to honor the nearly 1,500 residents who died from COVID-19. We offer some sharp words for those who continue to brush off the pandemic as some kind of hoax. Elsewhere, we discuss Bollinger Motors’ move from Ferndale to Oak Park. They’re the local electric vehicle startup that isn’t named Rivian, with two battery-electric off-road vehicles in the works. They’re also hiring engineers. Email careers@bollingermotors.com. Also: New affordable housing is coming to Milwaukee Junction in Detroit. Ferndale is starting its new citywide mobility plan. Find an interactive map, the Ferndale Moves! website or contact them with your suggestions. Amazon is hiring 100 people in Detroit at an average salary of $150,000: amazon.jobs. An old pipe organ from the long-demolished Hollywood Theater in Detroit is getting restored. Thanks for listening to Daily Detroit. If you like what you’re hearing, tell a friend about us, leave us a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or support us by becoming a Patreon member.

Brian Van Batavia is the Technical Director at Bollinger Motors, an exciting start-up developing all-electric trucks and utility vehicles. Before joining Bollinger Motors, Brian had various engineering positions with companies such as MTS Systems, Eaton, and Polaris. Brian and I talk about the importance of his electronics and systems engineering background, the unique he brings to systems engineering, his decision to take on a leadership position at a start-up, the way he thinks about competition, his role in branding, and much more. Music credit: Slow Burn Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

- China Slowly Recovering - FCA Keeps Plants Open - Ford Cuts Dividend - IndyCar and NASCAR Will Race Without Fans - Bollinger Motors Unveils E-Chassis - VW Testing AR Goggles at U.S. Factory - Rolls-Royce Dawn Silver Bullet Collection - Pollution from Tire Wear Worse Than Exhaust Emissions - Volkswagen Atlas Impressions

- China Slowly Recovering- FCA Keeps Plants Open- Ford Cuts Dividend- IndyCar and NASCAR Will Race Without Fans- Bollinger Motors Unveils E-Chassis- VW Testing AR Goggles at U.S. Factory- Rolls-Royce Dawn Silver Bullet Collection- Pollution from Tire Wear Worse Than Exhaust Emissions- Volkswagen Atlas Impressions

First up, Spike and Z recount the epic saga of their stolen Porsche '87 911 and it's lucky recovery. Then, Spike and Matt Farah chat with Robert Bollinger of Bollinger Motors about the upcoming launch of their all electric, all wheel drive, all aluminum body trucks.

Interviews by host Dan Sandberg, CEO of Brembo North America, with Urban Outlaw Magnus Walker, Radio and TV host Alan Taylor and Robert Bollinger CEO and Founder of Bollinger Motors. On this episode of Brembo RED, host Dan talks with Urban Outlaw and Porsche aficionado Magnus Walker. Walker is an impressive car collector, British fashion designer and lifestyle “guru.” Walker discusses his affection for the Porsche brand and motorsports, his philosophy of life and success, how he came to live in the US and his love of Americana. Automotive radio and podcast personality Alan Taylor then joins Dan for a Brembo RED sit down. Taylor is an award-winning, 30-year broadcast professional and one of the most popular automobile personalities in the business. Alan can be heard on over 120 radio stations nationwide each week on The Drive. On Brembo RED, Taylor talks about cars, wrecking yards, his unpredictable start in radio and the new generation of car lovers. Dan then heads to the LA Auto Show to look at Bollinger Motors’ very unique electric pick-up truck and SUV, which are the first vehicles of their kind to go into production in North America. Bollinger Motors CEO and Founder, Robert Bollinger, talks with Dan about the seeds of the Company and these new vehicles.

We interview the architect of the badass B1 and B2 electric trucks

Welcome to The Weekly Driver Podcast. We're broadcasting special daily episodes this week from the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show at the LA Convention Center. It's the day before the showroom floors open for the global and North American debuts of several dozen vehicle debuts. But there's still plenty to see and discuss. Bollinger Motors is exhibiting the pre-production models of its utilitarian, electric pickups at the LA Auto Show. Image © Bruce Alrdrich/2019 Co-hosts James Raia and Bruce Aldrich conduct interviews with Daniel Sandberg, President and CEO at Brembo North America, Inc., and Robert Bollinger, CEO of Bollinger Motors. The two executives couldn't be further apart in their respective areas of expertise in the automotive landscape. Sandberg oversees the industry's most well-known innovator of premium disc brake technology. Brembo is showcasing its braking systems at the LA Auto Show. Image © Bruce Aldrich/2019. In addition to its long history in the racing industry, Brembo is the forefront in the design, development and production of braking systems and components for passenger cars, motorbikes, industrial vehicles and machinery. Sandberg discusses the company's involvement in the various markets. He also talks about the continuation of a previous career. A former radio announcer in Detroit, Sandberg hosts the Brembo Red Podcast. Guests have included Jay Leno, Adam Carolla and Wayne Carini. Bollinger manufactures the B1 Electric Sport Utility Truck and B2 Electric Pickup Truck. Both are currently in pre-production mode. The company recently announced the aluminum truck's debut MSRP of $125,000, with reservations of $1,000 available for the pending two vehicles. A 4x4 off-road and street legal, all-wheel-drive electric truck, Bollinger's utilitarian looks challenge the norms of mainstream truck design. Its specs include a 200-mile range, 514 horsepower dual motor and 15-inch ground clearance. For additional information about Brembo, visit: www.brembo.com. For additional information about Bollinger Motors, visit: www.bollingermotors.com. The Weekly Driver Podcast encourages and appreciates feedback from our listeners. Please forward episode links to family, friends and colleagues. And you are welcome to repost links from the podcast to your social media accounts. Support our podcast by shopping on Amazon.com. Please send comments and suggestions for new episodes to James Raia via email: james@jamesraia.com. All podcast episodes are archived on www.theweeklydriver.com/podcast Every episode is also available on your preferred podcast platform: Google Play iTunes Spotify Stitcher iheartradio  

Auffällig viel passiert derzeit im Öffentlichen Nahverkehr: Die Elektrisierung wird weltweit vorangetrieben, in aller Herren Länder schaffen Städte und Kommunen E-Busse an, die ihre Dieselflotte modernisieren sollen. Vor allem der chinesische Hersteller BYD dürfte sich in dem Zuge eine goldene Nase verdienen, denn vor allem dort scheint man zeitnah auch große Stückzahlen bekommen zu können. Aber auch hierzulande passiert einiges, so dass wir in dieser Episode ordentlich darüber zu erzählen haben. Mazda hat derweil in Tokio sein allererstes Elektroauto vorgestellt, und zwar den MX-30. Ganz klar ein "Compliance Car", da nimmt Mazdas Europa-Chef auch kein Blatt vor den Mund. Dieses Auto wurde auf Grund der CO2-Richtlinien gebaut. Ganz klar ein Zweitwagen für das urbane Umfeld, so zumindest stellt sich Mazda das vor. In den USA nennt Bollinger Motors den Basispreis für seine 2021 kommenden Modelle B1 (Geländewagen) und B2 (Pickup Truck). Stolze 125.000 Dollar sollen zukünftige Besitzer berappen, um den Wagen ihr Eigen nennen zu können. Preistreiber dürfte nicht nur der riesige 125-kWh-Akku sein - auch darüber diskutieren wir in dieser Sendung. Außerdem will eine Studie herausgefunden haben, dass "Millenials" - im Gegensatz zur verbreiteten Einschätzung - gar nicht so auf die Sharing-Economy stehen. Die meisten streben wohl doch nach einem eigenen Fahrzeug. Gut, dass ein groß angelegtes Test-Projekt von Netze BW zu dem Schluss kam, dass auch bei vielen E-Autos in der Nachbarschaft der von einigen befürchtete Blackout wohl ausbleiben dürfte. Letztlich drehen wir noch eine Runde durch Teslas Service-Hölle und versuchen uns mit Marcels mittlerweile zahlreichen Model-3-Übernahme-Erfahrungen und den Ergebnissen einer Befragung von 5.000 Model-3-Besitzern ein stimmiges Bild zu machen. Viel Spaß beim Hören und noch einmal 1000 Dank an alle von Euch, die mit uns 7.500 Euro für 1.875 Quadratmeter neuen Wald gespendet haben! Links zur Sendung Diese Episode inklusive Pre- und Postshow auf Patreon Marcels Tesla Referral Link https://ts.la/marcel79632 Phils Tesla Referral Link https://ts.la/philipp85086 Sono Sion Referral Code: cleanelectric856565 Slack Twitter Instagram ViaVan E-Busse für St. Gallen Vy Buss in Norwegen E-Bus-Korridor in Santiago de Chile Berlins Bus-Ladehof e-Citaros für Aachen Sidney will auf E-Busse umsteigen Flixbus in Kalifornien Problem mit Harley Lifewire nur Einzelfall Bollinger Motors nennt Preise Mazda MX-30 Fisker Ocean Niemand nutzt Car-Sharing? Blackout bleibt aus 5.000 Model-3-Besitzer befragt Kurios: Labor-Ratte fährt mit Mini-EV zum Essen

- Tesla Profit Surprises- Ford Earnings Look Grim- UAW Strike Crawling to a Close- GM Cruise Could Get Green Light in 2020- Toyota to Give Level 4 AV Rides- Animal Accidents Ratchet Up in November- Brembo Worried Its Brakes Are Too Loud- Nissan to Axe Datsun- Key Details of Bollinger's Trucks

- Tesla Profit Surprises - Ford Earnings Look Grim - UAW Strike Crawling to a Close - GM Cruise Could Get Green Light in 2020 - Toyota to Give Level 4 AV Rides - Animal Accidents Ratchet Up in November - Brembo Worried Its Brakes Are Too Loud - Nissan to Axe Datsun - Key Details of Bollinger's Trucks

The Detroit Tigers have the worst record in Major League Baseball, and we’re wistful of Tiger Stadium’s last pitch 20 years ago Electric car startup Bollinger Motors releases a pair of new vehicles, and they don’t use stamping so it’s very boxy Oakland County guarantees county employees $15 an hour Detroit’s North End breaks ground on a new mini golf course A makerspace in Ferndale is having a livestream fundraiser this weekend and has a pedal pub with sewing machines and soldering irons. Find out more at http://www.i3detroit.org Fletcher Sharpe talks all things Detroit City FC A new T-Shirt is getting Twitter talking, and no, Michigan doesn’t have a budget deal yet.

Show #562   Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Monday 26th August 2019. It’s Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story to save you time.   Thank you to MYEV.com for helping make this show, they’ve built the first marketplace specifically for Electric Vehicles. It’s a totally free marketplace that simplifies the buying and selling process, and help you learn about EVs along the way too.   Someone else from Patreon to thank, DAVID KIDD is now a PRODUCER   PRODUCTION OF TESLA MODEL 3 IN GIGAFACTORY 3 IN CHINA HAS BEGUN "A new set of images and videos were recently leaked online showing that the Tesla Model 3 has already entered the production phase. The leaked details reveal that the big T is now making the necessary preparations for the trial production runs of the Tesla Model 3 in Gigafactory 3." according to BusinessTimes.cn: "Significantly, the leaked photos reveal images of a couple of partly-built Tesla Model 3 in the assembly line. We have no information if the panels of the two sedans were made on-site or if the electric vehicles were only assembled from shipped components. But, it still goes to show that Gigafactory 3 is now operational and seems to be starting trial assemblies for the Tesla Model 3."   https://en.businesstimes.cn/articles/117766/20190827/production-of-tesla-model-3-in-gigafactory-3-in-china-has-begun.htm   EUROPE PLUG-IN SALES FOR 2019 H1 "Plug-in vehicle sales in Europe reached 259 000 units in the first half of 2019, 34 % higher than for 2018 H1. These include all Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) and Plug-in Hybrids (PHEV) in EU and EFTA countries, passenger cars and light commercial vehicles." reports Roland Irle, EV-volumes.com: "Demand and supply experiences a profound shift towards pure electric vehicles (BEV). While their share in plug-in sales was 51 % for 2018 H1, it has increased to 68 % for 2019 H1. The change reflects the introduction of the more stringent WLTP for fuel economy ratings, changes in taxation/grants promoting more BEV uptake and better supply of long-range BEVs. Germany and the Netherlands were the strongest growth contributors, in terms of volumes. Germany has become the largest market for plug-ins in Europe, displacing Norway to the #2 position for the first time. Norway is still the word leader in EV uptake, with a share of 47 % in this year's light vehicle sales, up 10 %-points from 2018 H1."   And it pains me to say: "Among the top-15 markets, UK is the only one in reverse this year. PHEVs lost their subsidies and BEV get 1000 GBP less than last year. The UK plans to set the BIK (Benefit In Kind) for company car taxation to zero for BEVs, starting in April 2020. This will postpone many BEV purchases to next year in the UK. Meanwhile, neighbour Ireland has become the fastest growing plug-in market in Europe."   Why is BIK at 0% such a big deal? "If you have a company car which is made available for private use (i.e you take it home in the evenings and at weekends), the taxman will apply a benefit-in-kind value to the vehicle. To work out the BIK value of a company car, you multiply the car’s P11D value by the percentage banding the car sits in."   Example, a car costs £40,000, it emits 125g/CO2 per km, and is therefore in band 30%, that's £12,000. You then take £12,000 and multiply it by your personal tax band, if you pay 40% tax, then you're paying £4800 every year to the taxman for the privilege of taking that car home at night. Oh and there's an extra 4% tax for diesel.   And it gets better, because for EV's only: "the cost of the car could be deducted from the salary pre-tax to pay for a vehicle on the scheme, with the employee effectively paying tax only on the BIK charge."   http://www.ev-volumes.com/   https://www.parkers.co.uk/company-cars/what-is-bik/   2020 CHEVY BOLT IS U.S.’ MOST AFFORDABLE EV PER MILE OF RANGE "After Chevrolet announced the 2020 Bolt EV range and price at 259 miles (417 km) and $37,495 (including $875 destination fee), it now has the lowest price (MSRP + destination charge) per mile of EPA range.   The 2020 Bolt EV is #1 at $145 per mile, which is $2 less than the Hyundai Kona Electric and $13 less than the previous 2019 model year Bolt EV." says InsideEVs: "Chevrolet intends to start selling the 2020 Bolt EV this year, but it's rather unlikely we'll see it in Q3, which means we should stick with $135 per mile because that accounts for an extra $1,875 Federal Tax Credit. Of course, another thing is the real world price per mile, after including all the discounts from manufacturer and dealers, but that's untraceable."   https://insideevs.com/news/366829/chevrolet-bolt-most-affordable-evs-per-mile/   PORSCHE TAYCAN CROWNED FASTEST FOUR-DOOR EV AT THE NURBURGRING "Porsche is once again demonstrating the performance benefits to embracing electrification with the upcoming Taycan. Ditching the combustion engine altogether, the pure electric vehicle has set a new record for four-door EVs at the Nürburgring by lapping the famous German circuit in 7 minutes and 42 seconds." according to Motor1.com: "Porsche specifies the vehicle used for the record-breaking run was the range-topping variant with dual electric motors, one for each axle. Equipped with all-wheel drive and all-wheel steering, the EV riding on 21-inch wheels offered more than 600 horsepower at the driver’s disposal."   https://www.motor1.com/news/367076/taycan-four-door-ev-nurburgring-record/   VOLKSWAGEN ID 4X SPY SHOTS REVEAL CROZZ "The model that’s leading Volkswagen’s electric-car push—and what Volkswagen has called the replacement for the e-Golf, the city-focused ID 3 hatchback, isn’t coming to America." says Bengt for Green Car Reports: "the U.S. will be getting the second model, a rugged-themed, somewhat taller crossover hatchback based on the ID Crozz concept from 2017. Size-wise, it’s one of the most popular segments of the market, comparable to the Ford Escape, Toyota RAV4, or Honda CR-V—or the Tesla Model Y.  While the ID 3 will offer three different battery packs—48, 62, and 82 kwh (45, 58, and 77 kwh usable capacity)—we expect only the top two to be offered in the ID 4X. U.S. rated range has not been estimated as of yet, but both will have 100-kw CCS DC fast charging."   https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1124726_volkswagen-id-4x-spy-shots-reveal-production-direction-for-crozz-electric-crossover   NIU PLANS NEW AFFORDABLE ELECTRIC MOPED BRAND GOVA STARTING AT AROUND $422 "NIU sold nearly 100,000 electric scooters worldwide last quarter, has expanded its sharing programs into over a dozen countries including the United States, and has shown Q2 revenue of US $74.8 million with a year-over-year growth of 38%." reports Micah Toll for electrek: "While NIU’s high-tech, connected scooters are firmly planted in the premium electric scooter category, the company also wants to target the medium-level scooter market. To do so, the company is at work on three different mid-range electric scooters for its new Gova line: The Gova G1, Gova G3, and Gova G5. NIU expects the G1 to debut in the price range of US $422-$563. To reach such low prices, the Gova line won’t contain many of the smart features that make NIU’s main line of electric scooters so connected."   https://electrek.co/2019/08/25/niu-gova-electric-moped-scooter/   TESLA SCOUTING NEW FACTORY LOCATIONS IN GERMANY "German newspaper Rheinische Post reported on August 25 that representatives from Tesla have been scouting locations for a possible European factory in the state of North Rhine–Westphalia, which is located in western Germany and shares a border with the Netherlands and Belgium" says CleanTechnica today: "Representatives of the government and of Tesla have declined to elaborate further on the subject."   https://cleantechnica.com/2019/08/26/tesla-scouting-new-factory-locations-in-germany/   BOLLINGER'S BOXYLICIOUS OFF-ROADING EVS WILL BREAK COVER ON SEPTEMBER 26 "New York-based Bollinger Motors once looked like it would beat automakers big and small to the electric off-roader segment. Rival Rivian stole its thunder by presenting two head-turning concept cars during the 2018 Los Angeles auto show, but Bollinger is ready for a tussle. It's fine-tuning its first prototypes, and it will present them to the public on September 26." writes Autoblog: "The truck depicted in the 50-second long clip is only partially assembled, but we can tell it hasn't changed much visually in its transition from a .jpg to a test mule. It still looks like a retro-inspired, cinder block-shaped Jeep Wrangler-Land Rover Defender cross packed with clever features, including a pass-through that stretches from the frunk to the trunk, six individual removable roof panels, and lots of storage compartments."   https://www.autoblog.com/2019/08/26/bollinger-motors-electric-b1-suv-b2-truck-unveiling-scheduled/     QUESTION OF THE WEEK The MYEV.com Question Of The Week.   Asking current EV drivers, how often do you charge and why?   I want to say a heartfelt thank you to the 244 patrons of this podcast whose generosity means I get to keep making this show, which aims to entertain and inform thousands of listeners every day about a brighter future. 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This episode of Driven’s Startup Spotlight features Robert Bollinger, CEO of Bollinger Motors, a new electric vehicle manufacturer. Robert talks about his journey as an entrepreneur and what drew him to Michigan to start engineering the world's first all-electric sportutility truck and pickup truck.Learn more about how Detroit is the region leading the world in mobility by visiting detroitdriven.us. Sign up for our newsletter while you're there.

Silicon Valley is world renowned for its startup culture. That’s why so many electric car startups are located in the Bay Area…but not all of them. Now we’re seeing a startup migration to the Motor City. Have you heard of Bollinger Motors, Bordrin or Quadrobot? Learn why they decided to locate in Detroit on Autoline This Week.

Silicon Valley is world renowned for its startup culture. That’s why so many electric car startups are located in the Bay Area…but not all of them. Now we’re seeing a startup migration to the Motor City. Have you heard of Bollinger Motors, Bordrin or Quadrobot? Learn why they decided to locate in Detroit on Autoline This Week.

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About this Episode In this episode, listeners are presented with perspectives related to the ever-shifting mobility industry and specifically learn about the disruption being caused by new power train technology like battery electric.  Robi Mitra discusses how Bollinger Motors, the start-up making off-road electric trucks, continues to transform and gain access to critical capabilities to compete in the legacy automotive and emerging mobility industries. (He even teases some new announcements to come in June, 2019) An expert in both private equity and human capital, this episode discusses the linkages of needing to raise funds and gain access to critical skills in the era of IoT. Listeners will gain insight into observations of being an entrepreneur and working as the right-hand assistant to successful ones. Not many have the opportunity to work for and with even one highly successful entrepreneurial leader.  Robi has now done it twice, and draws lessons for the listener from his journey. About Robi Mitra Robi Mitra, a native of Detroit, holds the position of Finance Director with Bollinger Motors.  He joined the team in 2019.  In this role, Robi works closely with the executive team on strategy, finance, and raising capital.  Prior to joining Bollinger, Robi was CEO and Chairman of K&A Resources Group, a collection of human capital management solutions focused on Industry 4.0.  He purchased the initial firm, K&A Staffing, from his father in 2016 and subsequently acquired other firms to build the group.  Prior to this entrepreneurial period Robi advised on or participated in more than 75 transactions during his 22 years of family office management, private equity, investment banking, and capital market experience.  When he is not working, Robi is spending time with his wife, three children, two cats, and large dog. Show Highlights 3:17        Robi’s origins, how did he arrive to where he is today? 8:07        How did his small family business experience set the groundwork for entrepreneurship? 10:50      From entrepreneur to supporting an entrepreneur in the opportunity of a lifetime, how did Robi get here? 12:47      The mobility industry: autonomous vehicles, micromobility and more - what are the various disruptions we should be aware of? 21:08     As his personal industry is currently experiencing disruption, what is their focus? 27:40     What capabilities differentiate their company from the others? 33:07      Human capital, what is it and where does it fit in our connected world? 37:04      What is the correlation between education and human capital disruption and what does this mean for our future? 41:53     Who are the individuals a part of his virtual advisory board that make him brave, that make him better? Robert Bollinger’s LinkedIn Dave Alden’s LinkedIn Ted Serbinski’s LinkedIn 46:23     What great lessons has Robi learned from the successful entrepreneurs in his life? 50:09    What is his foundational advice on mentorship? 51:04    BIG NEWS at Bollinger Additional Information Robi Mitra’s LinkedIn Bollinger Motors Website Gregg Garrett's LinkedIn CGS Advisors Website

- Daimler Stumbles in Q1- Japanese Not That Interested in EVs- Another Mercedes One-Two- Chevy Sweeps Talladega- DC Chargers for Commercial Trucks- Ford Under Investigation for Emissions Cheating- The Ultimate Knock-Knock Joke- Why Bollinger Will Remain Low-Volume

- Daimler Stumbles in Q1 - Japanese Not That Interested in EVs - Another Mercedes One-Two - Chevy Sweeps Talladega - DC Chargers for Commercial Trucks - Ford Under Investigation for Emissions Cheating - The Ultimate Knock-Knock Joke - Why Bollinger Will Remain Low-Volume

SPECIAL GUEST: Robert Bollinger, Founder/Owner, Bollinger MotorsTOPICS:- Bollinger Motors- Doctor Data- Will Munoz pull a Tavares at Hyundai?- Why don’t other OEMs innovate like Tesla?- Daimler to cut 10,000: the price of electrification?PANEL:- Henry Payne, The Detroit News- Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design and Production- John McElroy, Autoline.tv

Episode 44 is full of goodness, including a conversation with fellow podcaster Ronnie Wetch from C10 Talk, a look at electric trucks with the founder and CEO of electric vehicle startup Bollinger Motors, Robert Bollinger, and a great clip from SEMA’s Brew Talks about mentorship and vocational education. Ben Palmer from American Expedition Vehicles also drops by with pizza, Dr. Pepper, and a little truck insight.

Robert Bollinger is the CEO of Bollinger Motors. Bollinger Motors are the creators of the world's first all-electric sport utility truck. Bollinger Motors started in upstate New York in 2014 in a renovated car repair shop and 20 months later they had a prototype truck. The goal was an all-electric, dual-motor drivetrain with All-wheel drive and 50/50 weight distribution. The end result is a truck for both work and play. Not satisfied with one vehicle the team then switched to the all electric B2 Pickup Truck incorporating even more cargo options. Both the B1 and the B2 are Class 3 work trucks (10,001 gross vehicle weight rating) with a hauling capacity of 5000 lbs. Make sure to follow us and subscribe!NoBraking can be found on Instagram and Facebook

The first day of the LA Auto Show was the debut of AutoMobilty — all things tech orientd in the automotive industry. In this episode, The Weekly Driver interviews Jenninfer Parke, co-founder of the start-up app, Fair, where a certified used vehicle takes 10 minutes to negotiate. We also interview Jeff Holland from Bollinger Motors, an all-electric truck company; We discuss the new season of The Grand Tour om Amazon Prime; and we chat with John King, owner of the electric bike company, Phantom Bikes.

The first day of the LA Auto Show was the debut of AutoMobilty — all things tech orientd in the automotive industry. In this episode, The Weekly Driver interviews Jenninfer Parke, co-founder of the start-up app, Fair, where a certified used vehicle takes 10 minutes to negotiate. We also interview Jeff Holland from Bollinger Motors, an all-electric truck company; We discuss the new season of The Grand Tour om Amazon Prime; and we chat with John King, owner of the electric bike company, Phantom Bikes.

The Electric Car Superstar reads and discusses an article by Fred Lambert