Only 134 kg of Bollinger cars on the chassis push full electric trucks this summer

In New York, there is such a special car company. Its name may be strange to you, but from now on, it will gradually emerge from the low-key stealth mode, and may become the dark horse in the next car industry. It is - --- Bollinger Motor Company.

Bollinger Motors is dedicated to creating an all-electric sport-utility truck. At the press conference on April 5, Bollinger Motors showed for the first time its chassis for the electric sport utility vehicle. The chassis has a 105-foot wheelbase, a 68-foot front and rear track pitch, a 56-degree vehicle approach angle, a 53-degree vehicle departure angle, and a 33-degree turn angle. They stressed that although this car chassis only 295 pounds (134 kilograms), but in no way affect the vehicle structure and torsional strength.

Judging from the photos they released, this design takes a minimalist line, even simple and funny, but they are serious, and obviously, they love the black and white theme.

Carl Haiken, chief engineer of the Bollinger Automotive, commented on this chassis: "We will use the space between the chassis and the driver's seat to place high-voltage batteries. This will lower the center of gravity and thus contribute to the unparalleled road and Off-road stability performance, in addition we also designed an internal hydraulic assisted steering gear, which can help us to adjust the driving power system more accurately."

In addition, the base chassis ground clearance is 15.5 feet and can also be adjusted using self-leveling. The suspension system can be used for air suspension in a separate four-wheel, 10-foot wheelbase. The A-arm adopts a swing arm made of high-strength steel and is connected to the vehicle's structure through a durable polyurethane sleeve. The removable anti-roll bar can greatly increase the traction of the car. When the car is in the off-road state, the full suspension joints Open.

Bollinger's founder and CEO, Robert Bollinger, said: "This chassis will be the basis of our first four-wheel drive electric vehicle. Based on this, we will produce whether it is horsepower, torque or off the ground. The gaps are in first-rate cars. We are committed to creating remarkable results in the truck field. Our goal is to create a super-class truck that can do everything from anywhere to anything."

It is reported that Bollinger Motors will launch a full-scale electric truck vehicle this summer, and will achieve mass production next year.