Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) is a California-based developer and manufacturer of electric vehicles, specializing in both consumer and commercial markets. Founded in 2014 as Marshall EV, the company rebranded to Mullen Automotive and completed a reverse merger in 2020 to become a publicly traded entity on NASDAQ under the ticker MULN. Headquartered in Brea, California, Mullen has pursued a vertically integrated approach, encompassing vehicle design, battery technology, and supply chain partnerships to support its growing product lineup.
The company’s flagship offerings include the Mullen FIVE, an all-electric compact SUV available in several trim levels, and the Mullen GT series, which targets luxury and performance segments. On the commercial side, Mullen’s Campus EV and Mullen ONE models are purpose-built for last-mile delivery and fleet services, featuring modular battery packs and customizable cargo volumes. Mullen has also announced plans for a series of Class 1–5 electric trucks, leveraging its in-house battery assembly capabilities and collaborations with leading cell manufacturers.
Mullen Automotive primarily serves North American markets, with a dealer and service network spanning the United States and Canada. The company has secured distribution agreements in select international regions, including parts of Europe and the Middle East, to expand its footprint. Mullen’s operations include an R&D center in California, focused on vehicle software, battery management systems, and advanced driver assistance technologies, as well as plans for a production facility in Tunica, Mississippi, to increase volume capacity.
Leadership at Mullen Automotive is spearheaded by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Michery, who has guided the company since its inception and holds a background in automotive distribution and financial services. He is supported by an executive team with extensive experience in engineering, supply chain management, and commercial vehicle operations. Under their direction, Mullen aims to scale manufacturing, meet growing demand for electric mobility solutions, and transition legacy fleets to zero-emission platforms.
