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Xos Delivers 15 EV Stepvans to SoCal FedEx Service Providers
Five different FedEx Corporation independent service providers received vehicles during the month of March.
April 5, 2022
FedEx Ground Operators work as FedEx Corporation independent service providers and ordered 15 stepvans in 2021 for 2022 delivery.
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Xos, a manufacturer of Class 5 through Class 8 battery-electric vehicles and powertrains and provider of charging infrastructure and fleet management software, has announced the delivery of 15 of its battery-electric stepvans to five different FedEx Ground Operators in Southern California during the month of March. FedEx Ground Operators work as FedEx Corporation independent service providers (ISPs). The ISPs ordered these 15 stepvans in 2021 for 2022 delivery.
“We are pleased to continue delivering vehicles to FedEx Ground Operators and supporting them in meeting their sustainability goals and reducing total cost of ownership," Jose Castañeda, vice president of Business Development for Xos, said. “This is the first of our 2022 deliveries to FedEx Ground Operators and we are excited to continue rolling out our products to this leading, nationwide fleet.”
The FedEx Ground ISPs that received the vehicles are Pharo Deliveries, Inc. in Bakersfield; Eric Young Corporation in Ventura; Bonanno Investment Enterprises, Inc. in North Hollywood; Expedited Delivery Services, Inc. in Oceanside; and Espinoza Inc. in Santa Maria.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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