Amid tariff uncertainty, Bollinger Motors restructures, names new CEO

Bollinger B4 box - Edited.jpg — It's not clear how tariffs are affecting Bollinger Motors’ finances. The frame, powertrain and batteries for the Bollinger B4, shown, are sourced from established North American suppliers, but some parts are subject to tariffs. (RICHARD TRUETT/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

March 13, 2025 04:53 PM

James Taylor, the former General Motors executive who took over as CEO of Bollinger Motors last summer, left the startup manufacturer of commercial electric trucks March 12 in a restructuring move to reduce head count and conserve cash.

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