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Xos received a follow-up order from Xcel Energy for three additional mobile Xos hub charging systems, after which the stock rose 5.8% in after-hours trading. Two systems will provide fast charging at service centers in Arvada and Grand Junction, Colorado; the third will serve customers during construction projects in the Denver area. Hub units already installed in 2024 have delivered about 33,000 kWh so far; mobile hubs can be deployed within days and can, in certain cases, cut electricity costs by up to 40% compared with fixed DC chargers. The order follows a recent follow-up order for twelve units and an expansion of the hub product line to capacity tiers of up to 630 kWh. » More on de.investing.com

Xos has received UL 2202 certification for its mobile and stationary energy storage system Xos Hub, which assesses electrical safety, construction and mechanical performance of DC charging infrastructure. The certification covers the entire Hub product range (210–630 kWh) and is recognized as a standard for charging infrastructure in the US, Canada and Mexico. Xos expects the listing to ease permitting and insurance processes in jurisdictions that require NRTL-listed equipment, and points to more than 250 MWh of installed energy storage capacity at customers. » More on de.investing.com

Xos received a prototype contract from the U.S. Air Force to adapt its mobile battery energy storage Xos Hub for off-grid charging of electrified support equipment and vehicles. The Other Transaction Agreement is Xos’s first defense contract and marks its entry into the military market; assembly and integration will take place in Byrdstown, Tennessee, with a performance period running through the end of 2027. The company highlights the platform’s dual-use capability and cites an expected market size for military power solutions of about $19.87 billion by 2033. » More on de.investing.com