Bollinger Innovations Announces Major Cost Reductions and Operational Consolidation Following Merger
TL;DR
Bollinger Innovations' cost-cutting measures reduce expenses by 61%, enhancing profitability and competitive positioning in the commercial EV market with compliant Class 1-4 vehicles.
Bollinger Innovations consolidated operations by closing facilities in Irvine, Monrovia, and Mishawaka, ending Roush manufacturing, and centralizing B4 production in Tunica to cut quarterly costs from $47.7M to $18.6M.
Bollinger Innovations' streamlined EV production supports cleaner commercial transportation, reducing emissions and advancing sustainable mobility for a healthier environment.
Bollinger Innovations slashed costs 61% post-merger by consolidating facilities and focusing on Class 1-4 electric trucks built in Mississippi.
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Bollinger Innovations, Inc. (NASDAQ: BINI) has announced substantial operational changes as part of its ongoing consolidation strategy following the company's recent merger under the Bollinger Innovations brand. The electric vehicle manufacturer reported implementing additional staff reductions and facility eliminations to streamline operations and reduce costs.
The company revealed that general and administrative and research and development expenses totaled $47.7 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2025. Through these consolidation measures, Bollinger has successfully reduced these costs to $18.6 million per quarter, representing a 61% decrease in operational expenses. This significant reduction demonstrates the company's commitment to financial efficiency and sustainable growth in the competitive electric vehicle market.
Key operational changes include the elimination of facilities in Irvine and Monrovia, California, and Mishawaka, Indiana. The company has also ended its third-party manufacturing relationship with Roush Industries and is consolidating B4 production to its company-owned manufacturing plant in Tunica, Mississippi. These strategic moves are designed to optimize production efficiency and reduce overhead costs while maintaining quality standards.
CEO and Chairman David Michery emphasized that the streamlined operations will enable the company to focus more effectively on commercial electric vehicle sales. The company's product lineup includes the Class 1 cargo van, Class 3 cab chassis truck, and Class 4 B4 Chassis Cab, all of which comply with federal safety standards, Environmental Protection Agency regulations, and California Air Resources Board requirements. This compliance ensures that Bollinger's vehicles meet stringent environmental and safety standards across all markets.
The company maintains a commercial dealer network consisting of seven dealers, including Papé Kenworth, Pritchard EV, National Auto Fleet Group, Ziegler Truck Group, Range Truck Group, and Randy Marion Auto Group. This network provides sales and service coverage in key markets including the West Coast, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, New England, and Mid-Atlantic regions. Additional information about the company's developments is available at https://ibn.fm/BINI.
Bollinger Motors, the established EV truck company subsidiary of Bollinger Innovations based in Oak Park, Michigan, has achieved several significant milestones. These include the production launch of the B4 Class 4 electric truck on September 16, 2024, and the development of a comprehensive dealer network with over 50 locations across the United States for sales and service support. The consolidation efforts are expected to strengthen the company's position in the growing commercial electric vehicle market while maintaining its commitment to quality and innovation.
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