Bollinger discloses pure-electric cab-chassis made with aluminium body panels

The American start-up pure-electric, Bollinger, has disclosed the images of its affirmation of the world’s first electric chassis-cab truck platform.

The Bollinger B2CC pick-up truck is going to be ready for ordering by 2021. The firm has stated that it has designed, developed, and engineered to be configured for a wide range of commercial applications.

Built in the US on the carmaker's four-wheel-drive skateboard architecture, the B2CC is close to the Bollinger B1 SUV and B2 pick-up models unveiled at the 2019 Los Angeles motor show.

Like both of those vehicles, the B2CC ute possesses an unashamedly utilitarian look reminiscent of the former Land Rover Defender. That’s because it has been designed to be easy to manufacture and repair, with aluminium body panels that are simple to replace.

Bollinger says the B2CC will be offered with various wheelbases and available as both a single-cab and double-cab, such is the flexibility of the pick-up truckmaker's new platform.

Like the B1 and B2, the B2CC features the novel ‘pass-through’ tunnel that enables the owner to utilize the entire length of the vehicle to store extra-long materials.

Powered by a larger 120kWh lithium-ion battery, the B2CC features an electric motor on each axle, providing for all-wheel drive.

Those twin motors also produce huge amounts of power and torque – as much as 425kW and 906Nm.