NetworkNewsBreaks – Mullen Automotive Inc. (NASDAQ: MULN) Subsidiary Announces Key Management Appointments
Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ: MULN), an electric vehicle (“EV”) manufacturer, and its subsidiary, Bollinger Motors, have announced changes in Bollinger management. According to the announcement, former General Motors (“GM”) executive James Taylor has been appointed CEO, replacing company founder Robert Bollinger; Bollinger, a major shareholder, will remain on the company’s board of directors. Bryan Chambers was also named president and chief operating officer with Siva Kumar appointed chief strategy officer and senior vice president of finance. Taylor has been working with Bollinger on development of the company’s all-electric Bollinger B4 Class 4 Chassis Cab. He has more than three decades of experience in the automotive industry and has served in leadership positions with several companies, including Cadillac and Hummer. He has also gained impressive experience in the EV space, working with companies such as Electric Last Mile Solutions, Workhorse, Karma, SF Motors and Mullen. Both Chambers and Kumar were already working at Bollinger Motors. Chambers joined the company in 2018, serving most recently as COO. Kumar joined Bollinger in 2022 as chief financial officer. Bollinger Motors develops class 4–6 all-electric commercial chassis cab trucks. “I am grateful and excited for this opportunity to continue moving Bollinger Motors toward a leadership role in the electric vehicle industry,” said Bollinger Motors CEO James Taylor in the press release. “Robert and his team have done an incredible job of creating a world-class electric truck with the Bollinger B4 and the upcoming Bollinger B5. The response from the market has been very encouraging, and we are well-positioned to disrupt the Class 4 trucking market.”
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Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ: MULN), an electric vehicle (“EV”) manufacturer, and its subsidiary, Bollinger Motors, have announced changes in Bollinger management. According to the announcement, former General Motors (“GM”) executive James Taylor has been appointed CEO, replacing company founder Robert Bollinger; Bollinger, a major shareholder, will remain on the company’s board of directors. Bryan Chambers was also named president and chief operating officer with Siva Kumar appointed chief strategy officer and senior vice president of finance. Taylor has been working with Bollinger on development of the company’s all-electric Bollinger B4 Class 4 Chassis Cab. He has more than three decades of experience in the automotive industry and has served in leadership positions with several companies, including Cadillac and Hummer. He has also gained impressive experience in the EV space, working with companies such as Electric Last Mile Solutions, Workhorse, Karma, SF Motors and Mullen. Both Chambers and Kumar were already working at Bollinger Motors. Chambers joined the company in 2018, serving most recently as COO. Kumar joined Bollinger in 2022 as chief financial officer. Bollinger Motors develops class 4–6 all-electric commercial chassis cab trucks. “I am grateful and excited for this opportunity to continue moving Bollinger Motors toward a leadership role in the electric vehicle industry,” said Bollinger Motors CEO James Taylor in the press release. “Robert and his team have done an incredible job of creating a world-class electric truck with the Bollinger B4 and the upcoming Bollinger B5. The response from the market has been very encouraging, and we are well-positioned to disrupt the Class 4 trucking market.”
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to MULN are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/MULN
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