2021 Bollinger B2
The Bollinger B2 is the truck sibling of the B1 SUV.
Featuring a body-on-frame architecture, the B2's 120-kWh lithium-ion battery is
sandwiched in the middle of the chassis and mounted low under the passenger
compartment. Like the B1 SUV, the 2021 Bollinger B2 has a front trunk and the
same generous 15.0 inches of ground clearance for improved off-road capability.
The B2 also has a removable windshield as well as removable doors and roof
panels. You can opt also opt for an all-glass roof.
The 2021 Bollinger B2 uses two electric motors for an
estimated combined output of 614 hp and 668 lb-ft of torque. A motor is mounted
at each axle just like in the B1 SUV. Power is routed through a two-speed
transmission with a high and low range. A full charge allows the Bollinger B2
to travel up to 200 miles, as with the B1. You can charge the battery from
empty in 10 hours using a level 2 (220-volt) charger or 75 minutes via a level
3 DC fast charger.
When properly equipped, the 2021 Bollinger B2 has a maximum
towing capacity of 7,500 pounds. The B2 can also haul 5,000 pounds of payload
just like its SUV sibling. A key feature of the B2 is its 72-inch long bed that
you can expand by removing the rear seats and rear panel and window. The front
trunk has a capacity of 8.6 cubic feet, and you can link it to the passenger
cabin and the bed via a pass-through, enabling you to haul long items with
ease. However, the downside of the added pass-through is the lack of a center
rear seat, limiting passenger capacity to four. If you really have a ton of
stuff to haul, those rear seats are removable.
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