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2 days ago |
cleantrucking.com | Jay Traugott
The company is no longer under court-appointed receivership after Mullen Automotive increased its ownership stake in Bollinger Motors to 95%. This move settled claims from Robert Bollinger, the company’s founder, who had filed a lawsuit related to a $10.5 million personal loan he made to the company. Mullen CEO David Michery replaces Bryan Chambers as CEO of Bollinger Motors and now leads both companies.
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4 days ago |
cleantrucking.com | Jay Traugott
Windrose Technology and Terawatt Infrastructure have deepened their collaboration in battery-electric semi truck and charging infrastructure development. During recent interoperability tests at Terawatt's flagship site in Rancho Dominguez, Calif., Windrose’s R700 Class 8 semi was charged for a 240-mile range in about 40 minutes using dual 350 kW chargers (totaling 650+ kW).
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5 days ago |
cleantrucking.com | Jay Traugott
The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has approved a new plan to allocate Clean Truck Fund (CTF) revenues through June 2028. The CTF aims to reduce emissions by making zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) and infrastructure more affordable. Funds are raised via a $10–$20 fee per loaded container transported by diesel-powered drayage trucks. Since April 2022, the Port has collected $123 million and spent or allocated $93 million so far, with another $120 million projected by mid-2028.
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5 days ago |
cleantrucking.com | Jay Traugott
UPDATE: Mullen Automotive has confirmed to Clean Trucking that David Michery is the new CEO of Bollinger Motors, replacing Bryan Chambers. Mullen Automotive has increased its stake in Bollinger Motors from a controlling interest to 95% ownership, providing a major financial lifeline to the struggling electric truck maker. Mullen’s acquisition eliminates Bollinger’s debt and is expected to increase shareholder equity by $3.5 million.
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1 week ago |
cleantrucking.com | Jay Traugott
Windrose is advancing with the rollout of its R700 Class 8 battery-electric semi, positioning it as a serious competitor to the Tesla Semi. A recent 578-mile roundtrip test (Colton, Calif. to Buckeye, Ariz.) validated the R700’s performance on the I-10 corridor, a key route for zero-emission freight. According to CEO Wen Han, full production of the R700 will begin in Q3 2025, though the manufacturing location has not yet been disclosed.
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