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Xos, Inc. develops fleet electrification products for commercial transportation, including battery-electric trucks, step vans, Class 6 chassis, Class 8 trucks, mobile charging systems, and Powered by Xos powertrain solutions for OEM partners. The company's updates commonly cover product launches, demonstrations at commercial vehicle and energy events, Xos Hub mobile energy storage, charging infrastructure deployments, and integrations that support back-to-base fleets.
Financial news includes quarterly operating results, cash-flow and expense trends, balance-sheet actions, and expansion across vehicles, powertrains, and energy storage. Company announcements also address customer and end-market applications for logistics operators, facilities managers, defense installations, school buses, and other fleet electrification programs.
Xos (NASDAQ: XOS) reported that a single Xos Hub™ mobile, grid-independent charging unit has delivered 1,020,143.6 kWh of energy in commercial operation, surpassing one gigawatt-hour across more than 33,600 charging sessions since entering heavy-duty service in early 2025.
According to Xos, the Hub operated near-continuously, averaging 1,800–2,000 kWh per day, and the connected Hub fleet has delivered over 5 GWh in the field. This durability data underpins expansion efforts, including higher-capacity Hub versions up to 630 kWh, the megawatt-scale Power Hub (1.2–4.0 MWh), new deployments with Xcel Energy, an Air Force prototype agreement, and UL 2202 safety certification.
Xos (NASDAQ: XOS) received a follow-on order from Xcel Energy for three additional Xos Hub™ mobile energy storage and DC fast charging systems to support fleet and customer EV charging across Colorado. Two units will serve Xcel Energy service centers in Arvada and Grand Junction, while one will provide temporary charging for residential EV customers affected by grid construction in Denver.
The order builds on Xcel Energy’s initial deployment of two Hubs in 2024, including a Colorado unit that has delivered roughly 33,000 kWh of charging to date. According to Xos, Hubs can be operational in days versus six to eighteen months for typical permanent DC fast-charging upgrades and can reduce electricity costs by up to 40% in certain applications.
Xos (NASDAQ: XOS) announced that its Xos Hub™ mobile and stationary energy storage system for fleet EV charging has achieved UL 2202 certification, the trinational safety standard for DC charging equipment administered by UL Solutions and recognized in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
The certification, applying across Xos Hub configurations from 210 kWh to 630 kWh, follows independent testing of electrical safety, fire protection, shock prevention, mechanical durability, and construction. According to Xos, the UL 2202 listing can help fleet operators simplify specifying, permitting, and insuring charging equipment and supports plans to accelerate Hub deployments.
Xos (NASDAQ:XOS) has been awarded a prototype Other Transaction Agreement by the U.S. Air Force to develop and deliver a deployable, ruggedized Xos Hub™ mobile battery energy storage and charging system for electrified support equipment and vehicles. The award, made through the Air Force Global Strike Command Rapid Capabilities Division 2026 Showcase, represents Xos’s first U.S. Air Force contract and formal entry into the defense market. The system will be adapted for military-grade, grid-independent, high-capacity charging and will be designed in California with primary assembly and integration at Xos’s Byrdstown, Tennessee facility under a period of performance running into late 2027.
Xos (NASDAQ:XOS) reported second-quarter 2026 results marked by continued gross margin expansion and cost control but significantly lower volumes. Q2 revenue was $4.7 million on 30 units, down from $18.4 million on 135 units in Q2 2025, while GAAP gross margin improved to 12.1% from 8.9%. Non-GAAP gross margin rose to 7.2% from 1.5%. Operating loss was $7.9 million versus $7.1 million, though non-GAAP operating loss improved to $6.2 million from $6.8 million. For the first half of 2026, revenue was $16.0 million versus $24.3 million, but GAAP gross margin expanded to 31.0% from 11.8%, with non-GAAP gross margin at 29.0% versus 4.9%. Operating expenses fell 8.6% year-over-year and operating loss narrowed 22.8% to $12.6 million; adjusted EBITDA improved 38.6%. Xos launched its 3.1 MWh Power Hub, began higher-capacity Hub production, raised $7.6 million net through equity offerings, ended Q2 with $13.2 million cash, and issued a 2026 outlook calling for $35–$43 million revenue and 250–350 unit deliveries.
Xos (NASDAQ: XOS) released a white paper, “Powering the Venues: A Zero-Emission Venue Power Solution for the LA 2028 Games,” mapping over 117 MWh of daily power demand across 40+ LA28 Olympic and Paralympic venues in nine zones.
The analysis concludes that diesel generators and permanent grid connections cannot jointly satisfy LA28’s commitments to 100% renewable electricity and no new permanent infrastructure. Xos proposes its mobile AC Power Hub and Solar System, detailing modular units with up to 630 kWh of storage and 300 kW output, and a mapped deployment of 37 Hubs totaling about 9.1 MW and 20,160 kWh. Xos notes eight Xos Hub units already deployed with LADWP.
Xos (NASDAQ: XOS) will release operating results for its second quarter ended June 30, 2026, on Thursday, August 13, 2026, after the U.S. market close. Management will host a conference call and webcast at 4:30 p.m. EDT / 1:30 p.m. PDT the same day to discuss the results.
Investors can join via webcast or by U.S. toll-free and international dial-in numbers using conference ID 10210727. An audio and webcast replay will be available through August 27, 2026 and on the company’s website.
Xos (NASDAQ:XOS) released a white paper on powering zero-emission transportation for the LA 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The study maps a 588 MWh/day charging gap across 40+ venues and nine zones, arguing many temporary sites can no longer add permanent DC fast charging and positioning the mobile Xos Hub as an alternative, with eight units already operating at LADWP.
Xos (NASDAQ:XOS) received a follow-on purchase order valued at approximately $3 million for 12 Xos Hub mobile energy storage and charging units from a leading autonomous fleet operator.
The Hubs will support rapid electrification of autonomous operations across new markets in North America and Europe without permanent utility upgrades. Xos notes this builds on its first Hub deliveries into Europe earlier in 2026 and aligns with a mobile storage market projected to grow from $58 billion in 2025 to $156 billion by 2032.
Xos (NASDAQ:XOS) will debut at Government Fleet Expo (GFX) 2026 in Long Beach, CA, from June 9–12 at Booth 1416.
The company will showcase its Charger Hub mobile and stationary energy storage system, electric powertrains, step vans, and Class 8 trucks tailored for public fleets.