Xos builds medium- and heavy-duty electric trucks for commercial and government fleet operations, along with the charging to run them. Its Xos Hub is a mobile DC fast charging unit with up to 630 kWh of onboard storage and four CCS1 charge heads at up to 150 kW each; under 10,000 pounds, the smaller configurations tow behind a three-quarter-ton pickup, and the unit deploys without utility upgrades, trenching, or site work. The Hub is deployed at more than 100 sites globally, designed in California and manufactured in Tennessee. The company’s Xosphere software handles fleet and charging management.
PositivEnergy develops, owns, operates, and maintains EV charging infrastructure under a Charging-as-a-Service model for municipalities, airports, utilities, an
Electric vehicles for fleets through Tesla for Business, with ordering, driver assignment, service and charging managed in one platform plus a Fleet API.
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