Bollinger Motors Releases First Image of Four-Door, All-Electric SUV

However, CEO and designer Robert Bollinger and co-designed Ross Compton decided a four-door option was needed. So they extended the overall length to 159 inches and the wheelbase to 114 inches. The overall body length was only changed by 9 inches yet the vehicle received a lot more room, resulting in a total of 101 cubic feet of cargo space.

Those are far from the most impressive stats on the truck, the four-door version of the Bollinger B1 rocks a 15.5 inch ground clearance, 56 degree approach angle, and a 53 degree departure angle. Couple that with a 60 Kwh or 100 Kwh battery and you are ready to do some serious offroading. Total power output translates to 360 horsepower and 472 lb-ft of torque and the 0-60 mph time of the B1 two-door is only 4.5 second and tops out at 127 mph. Depending on the battery the customer selects, the B1's range is between 120 miles and 200 miles.