Forum Mobility Adds 30 MW of Truck Charging Capacity Across California

Forum Mobility, a US-based electric fleet services provider, is rolling out four new charging hubs for commercial trucks in California. Together, these sites will add 30 megawatts to the company’s existing charging footprint, a notable step for heavy-duty electrification along key freight corridors.

A major part of the expansion rests on a tight collaboration with Tesla. Under the arrangement, Tesla will run public Megachargers at three of the four Forum Mobility locations, extending access beyond the company’s own fleet customers.

The move highlights how fleet operators and charging infrastructure providers are increasingly teaming up to speed up the buildout of high-power truck charging on the US West Coast. For Forum Mobility, the added capacity directly supports its goal of serving electric truck fleets with dependable, scalable charging options.

Neither the exact locations nor a construction timeline were detailed in the source material, but the company framed the partnership as central to its California growth strategy.