Heliox, a global leader in DC charging systems for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, announces a supply agreement with PACCAR Parts to support the rollout of PACCAR’s electric vehicles.

Heliox will supply mobile 25kW and 50kW chargers to PACCAR’s dealers and customers who are building their electric truck fleets. The mobile chargers are lightweight, transportable, and often use existing infrastructure, which is a convenient option for organizations that are entering the EV market. Each charger is backed by a one-year warranty with an option to extend for up to two years.

Efficient installation costs and flexibility make the Heliox mobile chargers an ideal choice for truck sales support as well as early-stage fleet deployment and testing.

“Heliox offers our dealers and customers flexible EV charger solutions that are a great option for locations with limited space,” said Brooke Vasquez, PACCAR Parts senior director of marketing. “Heliox mobile chargers are a great entry point for early fleet deployment and dealer workshops, offering quick installation with limited construction and infrastructure.”

The electric truck market is expected to experience tremendous growth globally, creating a strong market for EV charger solutions in the coming years.

“This is a significant step for Heliox in expanding its operations beyond buses,” said Dave Aspinwall, Heliox U.S. president. “We look forward to working with PACCAR Parts in building out their charging product offering and helping their customers on their electrification journey by offering great products, service and reliability.”

Ongoing interoperability testing with new medium- to heavy-duty vehicles ensure Heliox equipment is the most consistent and reliable mobile equipment on the market. Heliox chargers can be monitored and controlled using an EV Service Provider software via cloud-based Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP).

“Kenworth and Peterbilt electric vehicles are being delivered across North America. The trucking industry is gaining momentum with this rapidly evolving technology,” said Laura Bloch, PACCAR Parts general manager and PACCAR vice president. “Heliox works closely with our customers to meet their charging needs as we ramp up electric vehicle deployment.”

About Heliox: Founded in 2009, Heliox is the market leader in fast charging systems within public transport, e-trucks, marine, mining and port equipment. The premium quality and highly efficient chargers enable operators to improve their performance while lowering environmental impact.

In 2017, the company installed one of Europe’s first and largest rapid charging networks for the e-bus fleet in Eindhoven, The Netherlands; in 2018, the world’s largest rapid charging network for e-bus depot at Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam; and Knoxville Area Transit in 2021. Heliox operates globally with headquarters in the Netherlands and local offices in Germany, Sweden, United Kingdom, Barcelona and the United States. For more information about Heliox, go to: https://www.heliox-energy.com.

PACCAR Parts drives uptime for fleets of all sizes with industry-leading products, services and customer support. PACCAR Parts operates a global network of 18 parts distribution centers that offer aftermarket parts sales support to DAF, Kenworth and Peterbilt dealerships and TRP stores around the world. PACCAR Parts distributes quality products under the DAF, Kenworth, Peterbilt, PACCAR Genuine and TRP brands for all makes of trucks, trailers, buses and engines, as well as select OEM and aftermarket brands from around the world. Regardless of the make, model or age of the truck, PACCAR Parts takes pride in providing quality brands that exceed customer expectations. For more information, visit PACCARParts.com.

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