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Dakota Semler | CEO Dakota Semler | CEO

The real cost of running a fleet on fuel you don't control

Diesel prices move with crude markets, and crude markets move with forces entirely beyond the reach of any spreadsheet or planning cycle. The events of early 2026 made that vulnerability impossible to ignore, and the case for electrifying commercial fleets has never been more urgent or more financially compelling.

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Electrifying California's Fleets: Preparing for 2025

California's commitment to environmental sustainability is not simply a tagline; it's a force that shapes legislation and paves the path for the future of transportation. For fleet managers and transportation companies in the Golden State, the recent landmark decision by the D.C. Circuit is not just breaking news – it's a clarion call to action.

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Make the Right Charging Choice for Your Electric Fleet

Charging infrastructure decisions can make or break your fleet electrification journey. With so many options available, it can be difficult to know which charger is best for your electric fleet. Let’s take a closer look at the difference between L2 and DC chargers.

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Product Spotlight: Xos Hub™

Uncover how our second generation Xos Hub™ is a game changer for charging infrastructure and fleet electrification. With a 390 kWh energy capacity, an increase in charger output by 60% from the first generation model, and five CCS 1 chargeheads that enable compatibility with commercial and passenger electric vehicles, this solution helps mitigate electricity costs for fleets.

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Your Guide to the Advanced Clean Fleets Rule

The Advanced Clean Fleets (ACF) rule is the latest world-leading regulation approved by CARB. The ACF rule puts the state on a path to phase out the sales of medium- and heavy-duty internal combustion engine (ICE) trucks in California by 2036, which supports California’s goal of fully transitioning to zero-emissions technology by 2045.

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