Mobile DC fast charging

Vector

300–600 kW

Vector packages 300 to 600 kW of dual-port DC fast charging onto a towable platform. It is designed to bridge the 12–24 months utility substation upgrades typically take, generates up to 100 kW of localized solar offset, and runs connected operations from day one.

Towable dual-port DC fast charging
Volatus Vector towable mobile DC fast-charging trailer
Output range300–600 kW
FormatTowable dual-port DC fast charger (DCFC)
Solar offsetUp to 100 kW localized
DeploymentDesigned to bridge a 12–24 month substation timeline

Applications

Vector turns high-power DC charging into a rapidly deployable asset. Fleets charge immediately while permanent infrastructure catches up, and the same unit moves wherever demand goes next.

  • Relocatable dual-port charging up to 600 kW
  • Designed to bridge the 12–24 months substation upgrades typically take
  • Up to 100 kW of localized solar offset energy
  • Emergency backup and transient fleet deployment
Land logistics fleetsAviation terminalsMaritime port harborsEmergency and transient fleet deployment
Volatus Vector towable mobile DC fast-charging trailer
Best fit

Fleets that need charging before permanent infrastructure is complete

Operations where the point of demand moves

Sites bridging toward a PowerHub permanent architecture

Technical specifications

Specifications reflect current Volatus product documentation (July 2026); final values are confirmed during project configuration.

Power

Power specifications
Output range300–600 kW dual-port output
Energy sourceDeployment-configured: onboard energy storage with utility-supplement options; storage capacity sized per project
Power behaviorDynamic intelligent load balancing
Renewable offsetGenerates up to 100 kW of localized solar offset energy
ReliabilityEngineered toward a 99% uptime target with industrial-grade components

Mobility and deployment

Mobility and deployment specifications
FormatRoad-transportable trailer platform
ScheduleDesigned to bridge the 12–24 months substation upgrades typically take
PlacementTemporary or semi-permanent operating area
RedeploymentDesigned for changing points of demand

Charging interface

Charging interface specifications
ConnectorsCCS1 (Combined Charging System) + NACS (North American Charging Standard)
Additional interfacesConfigured per program
Operator interfaceTouchscreen with RFID, app, and QR options
ConnectivityMeridian Cloud real-time tracking, monitoring, and optimization

Operating environment

Operating environment specifications
CoolingActive liquid cooling
Duty profileDesigned for outdoor deployment across changing sites
RatingsEnvironmental and acoustic ratings confirmed during project configuration
AvailabilityBuilt to order; configuration confirmed during project scoping

Lifecycle support

  • Remote diagnostics and operational visibility
  • Preventive and corrective maintenance planning
  • Site-advantage assessment for placement, power, and footprint
  • Redeployment and expansion planning as the mission changes

FAQ

01What makes Vector different from a fixed charger?

Vector is designed to bridge the 12–24 months utility substation upgrades typically take. It delivers 300 to 600 kW of dual-port output wherever the operation needs it.

02Does mobile mean off-grid?

The energy source depends on the deployment. Vector runs from onboard energy storage, can supplement utility connections, and generates up to 100 kW of localized solar offset energy; storage capacity is sized during project configuration. For fully off-grid hybrid generation, it pairs with PowerPod 600.

03Can Vector support phased infrastructure?

Yes. Fleets charge immediately on Vector while the permanent PowerHub architecture is designed, permitted, and built.

04Which sectors is Vector built for?

It is designed for land logistics fleets, aviation terminals, and maritime port harbors, plus emergency backup and transient fleet deployments where power has to arrive on a schedule the grid can't meet.

Start the conversation

Configure Vector for your site.

Share the vehicles, the site, the schedule, and the available power. Volatus will configure the system around them.