Electrifying Medium-Duty Truck Fleets: Xos Unveils Two New Commercial Electric Trucks
Xos Adds Suite of DC Fast Chargers for Class 5-8 Trucks
The suite of Xos DC Fast Chargers are compatible with both passenger and commercial electric vehicles.

The chargers can be monitored through the Xosphere fleet management platform, enabling operators to remotely observe and maintain charging profiles and schedules to optimize total cost of ownership.
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Xos, Inc., a technology company that provides fleet services, software solutions, and manufactures medium-duty Class 5 through heavy-duty Class 8 battery-electric commercial vehicles, announced a new offering to Xos Energy Solutions on September 22: a suite of Xos DC Fast Chargers that are compatible with both passenger and commercial electric vehicles, enabling a wide range of applications.
Xos Energy Solutions is Xos' business unit focused on comprehensive infrastructure and consulting services.
The five chargers include:
30kW portable EV charger
30kW wall-mount EV charger
60kW EV charger
150kW EV charger
300kW EV charger.
For fleet owners and operators, the chargers can be monitored through the Xosphere fleet management platform, enabling operators to remotely observe and maintain charging profiles and schedules to optimize total cost of ownership.
Full charger details, including connectivity, connector type, features, and dimensions are as follow:
Charger | Connectivity | Connector | Features | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
30kW EV Wall Mount Charger | 3G/4G/WiFi/ Ethernet | CCS1 | 10" Touchscreen, 16 ft. or 24 ft. Cable Length | 28" x 24" x 9.8" |
30kW EV Portable Charger | 3G/4G/WiFi/ Ethernet | CCS1 | 10" Touchscreen, 16 ft. or 24 ft. Cable Length | 28" x 24" x 9.8" |
60kW EV Charger | 3G/4G/WiFi/ Ethernet | CCS1 | 10" Touchscreen, 16 ft. or 24 ft. Cable Length | 215" x 31.5" x 64" |
150kW EV Charger | 3G/4G/WiFi/ Ethernet | CCS1 | 10" Touchscreen, 16 ft. Cable Length | 215" x 31.5" x 64" |
300kW Liquid Cooling EV Charger | 3G/4G/WiFi/ Ethernet | CCS1 | 10" Touchscreen, 16 ft. Cable Length | 215" x 31.5" x 64" |
“The availability, portability, and convenience of the Xos DC Fast Chargers makes them the perfect solution to fit any electric fleet’s needs,” said Kyle Garvin, Director of Sales for Xos Energy Solutions. “We’re committed to providing our fleet customers with the best charging solutions and fleet management tools so they can keep uptime high and continue seeing greater savings on total cost of ownership.”
Additionally, Xos has secured a purchase order from Morgan Services, Inc., a Chicago-based linen and uniform rental services provider, for nine Xos DC Fast Chargers. Morgan Services is a family-owned company that has been in business for over 130 years. The nine chargers will be installed in Morgan Services locations in Los Angeles.
Xos DC Fast Chargers will be offered as part of Xos Energy Solutions alongside the Xos Hub mobile charging station and Xos Serve, an on-demand infrastructure-as-a-service platform that includes site evaluations, energy storage development and installation, and energy consulting services.
Xos Chargers are now available.
Earlier this month, Xos named the W.W. Williams company as a new pilot service provider in Arizona. In July of 2022, the company announced that Mechants Fleet ordered 58 battery-electric vans from Xos.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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