Bollinger Motors and EO Charging have entered into a strategic partnership, the companies announced Thursday. It will provide comprehensive electrification solutions for Bollinger's fleet customers, they said.
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"Electrifying a commercial fleet can feel like a daunting challenge, with many unknowns in infrastructure, scalability and cost," says Jim Connelly, chief revenue officer at Bollinger. "Our partnership with EO Charging eliminates those uncertainties by giving fleet managers access to the expertise, equipment and end-to-end solutions needed to make electrification seamless and efficient."
Bollinger and its national dealer network will provide customers access to EO Charging's solutions, including the full charge assurance solution that includes charger installation, a complete tech stack and 24/7 support. EO Charging has supported more than 50 million charging sessions with more than 100,000 charging units at 1,700 sites.
"By combining the Bollinger B4 with EO Charging's proven infrastructure, we're ensuring businesses of any size can transition with confidence, knowing they have the support of industry leaders trusted by global brands like DHL, Amazon, UPS and Microsoft," Connelly says.
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EO Charging's approach includes planning, development and construction of charging infrastructure, along with state-of-the-art charging hardware and sophisticated management software solutions, the company says.
"At EO Charging, we are committed to delivering smart, scalable and cost-effective charging solutions that enable fleet operators to transition to electric vehicles with confidence," says John Walsh, president and chief commercial officer at EO Charging. "Partnering with Bollinger Motors allows us to extend our proven charging infrastructure to support the deployment of the Bollinger B4 in North America, ensuring fleet managers have access to seamless and efficient electrification solutions. Together, we are driving the future of commercial fleet sustainability and efficiency."
