Bollinger Motors gets settled in Detroit

Bollinger Motors plans to add the four-door B2 to its lineup.

March 16, 2019 04:00 AM

DETROIT — Since Bollinger Motors moved last fall from Hobart, N.Y., to a gritty industrial park just north of Detroit, the company has been quietly turning its concept all-wheel-drive electric off-road vehicle into one that is production-ready.

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