Denver, CO - [23 Dec, 2025] - Charge Rigs, a US-based commercial electric vehicle charging solutions architect, announced a string of exciting new partnerships with some of the fastest-growing logistics and transportation companies in the country. These collaborations are indicative of a shift in the commercial mobility landscape. More and more operators are looking at reliable and easily understandable pathways to electrifying their fleets and the daily challenges brought about in doing so.

It was one of the most spectacular expansions in the history of the Charge Rigs, based on a significant and unprecedented demand for electrification support, which makes it reasonable to apply all over the nation. Chain supply companies are under pressure to cut down on emissions, stabilize fuel prices, and comply with growing clean-transport building regulations. The all-in-one electrification approach may indeed be deemed the ideal solution.

Charge Rigs will place its turnkey yards—equipped with high-capacity chargers, power management software, maintenance system support, and onsite construction support—at the logistics partners' facilities situated along major U. S. freight corridors during the new logistics partnership. The Charge Rigs sends its congratulations to Texas (currently under installation), Georgia, Illinois (earlier constructions), and all others at the groundbreaking by the end of 2026.

"Our task is to liberate the EV universe for corporations standing at all levels," charged Paul Boes, founder and CEO of Charge Rigs. “The same language has been coming out of companies: they want to go electric, but they wouldn’t want any delays, no downtime, no awkward and weird infrastructure upgrades. The perfect response means they are delivered working chargers that can be plugged into their setup without any alterations from us."

Recent Charge Rigs projects have encompassed alliances with long-haul trucking companies, parcel delivery networks, and regional LTL operators — all domains that have traditionally been stifled by an absence of charging infrastructure. These partnerships have allowed Charge Rigs to devise custom deployment plans that take into consideration route planning, charging cycles, and growth projections of each operator.
Equally interesting is Charge Rigs' established internal software, Grid Sense™, which applies real-time fleet data to keep energy loads optimized and ensure all vehicles charge to the right levels before daily dispatch.

“The field of logistics is swiftly moving on, and electric has to pick up the pace,” noted Alyssa Monroe, Charge Rigs' VP Fleet Solutions. “Our partners are rooting for us for a plug-and-play experience in which sites not only have their sustainability boxes checked, but indeed are efficient and lower long-term operating costs. These collaborations indeed prove that the large-scale electrification of fleets is not just feasible, but also rather practical and a good business!"

Commentators in the industry reckon that the pace of commercial EV uptake quickens with more states putting incentives in place, while the companies are also setting zero-emission transportation objectives. In the U. S. shift toward electrified freight, Charge Rigs, through its broad range from site pathfinder to charger maintenance, assumes a paramount role.

The incipient plan prompts significant expansion with further partnerships anticipated in the coming months till 2026 for the nationwide deployment of Charge Rigs.

About Charge Rigs
Charge Rigs provides complete end-to-end charging infrastructure for the commercial fleet, including design, installation, software, and lifecycle support. The company helps logistics and transportation operations to electrify with confidence and speed in the long run.

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