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Xos Trucks Partners with DLL on Electric Truck Financing
Xos Trucks, Inc., a manufacturer of fully electric commercial vehicles, announced a partnership with DLL to provide financing for electric vehicles.

The financing partnership between Xos and DLL will further enable the transition from traditional diesel trucks to electric, according to the companies.
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Xos Trucks, Inc., a manufacturer of fully electric commercial vehicles, announced a partnership with DLL to provide financing for electric vehicles.
DLL, a global asset finance partner focused on enabling businesses to more easily access equipment to help them grow, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Rabobank Group with more than 50 years of industry experience.
The financing partnership between Xos and DLL will further enable the transition from traditional diesel trucks to electric, according to the companies.
“With increased attention on climate change and the West Coast coming off its worst year of wildfires in history, transitioning to zero-emission electric vehicles is more important now than ever,” said Dakota Semler, CEO and co-founder of Xos Trucks. “We’re offering the option for operating and capital leases so we can help fleets accelerate their transition to fully electric vehicles.”
“We are thrilled to partner with Xos Trucks to help fund in the transition to fully electric vehicles,” said Michael Hart, DLL Business Development Manager. “Clean technology and transportation is a very important part of our portfolio and we are happy to be working with a leader in the electric vehicle industry.”
The new financing product will be available immediately.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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