Bollinger, Wabash Developing Electric Refrigerated Delivery Truck

Wabash has developed a lightweight composite technology, EcoNex Technology, for use in truck bodies and trailers.

Bollinger Wabash Ev Truck
Bollinger/Wabash

Bollinger Motors, which recently became a majority owned company of Mullen Automotive, has teamed up with Wabash, a truck body and trailer manufacturer, to develop a refrigerated truck body on electric chassis.

Wabash has developed a lightweight composite technology, EcoNex Technology, for use in truck bodies and trailers that will seamlessly integrate with Bollinger's Class 4 electric chassis cab. Wabash's EcoNex Technology is made from composite material that is more durable, lighter, and more thermally efficient than other commercial products.

The companies' offering includes:

  • Weight savings due to Wabash's lightweight EcoNex composite technology
  • Electrification of customer fleets utilizing Bollinger's all-electric chassis cab
  • Increased total payload capacity due to lower overall truck weight
  • Breakthrough improvement in thermal efficiency compared to conventional design
  • Overall cost savings due to weight savings and thermal efficiency
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