• San Diego, Chicago, Denver, Charlotte, Orlando, Stamford, Nashville, Washington, and Atlanta

The XLR8 Process

The XLR8 America Process illustrates the complete partner journey from initial site review to income opportunity. It integrates our Commercial Partnership Phase and Infrastructure Deployment Phase into a disciplined, two-part model designed to validate feasibility, define charging solutions, and execute disciplined deployment. Together, these phases ensure each site is positioned for long-term performance.

Commercial Partnership Phase

Commercial Partnership Phase is a structured approval designed to evaluate each site opportunity, define the EV charging project. Details for each step are listed below, these process steps can often overlap.

01

Site Review

Opportunities primarily originate through direct outreach, inbound inquiries, channel partners, parking operators, Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) chains, or municipalities. Each site is qualified based on the following metrics at a minimum:

  • Property control/ownership alignment
  • Traffic volume & vehicle dwell time
  • EV density & adoption trends
  • Host alignment with revenue potential
02

Initial Feasibility & Business Case Proposal

During the Commercial Partnership Process we conduct a structured site review and confirm commercial feasibility. The following are considered:

  • Revenue modeling and utilization projections
  • Revenue share framework development
  • Consideration of capital requirement
  • Charger mix recommendation
03

Intent & Negotiation

Master Host Agreement, then Site License will define the following details:

  • Term
  • Rent or revenue share
  • Exclusivity
  • Rights and remedies
  • Deployment framework
04

Partnership Secured

Upon execution of the Master Host Agreement:.

  • Contract value is secured
  • Capital planning and deployment schedule began
  • Project advances to Site Development

Infrastructure Deployment Phase

Infrastructure Deployment Phase is an orchestrated execution model that transforms signed agreements into EV charging assets. The steps below outline each phase; while presented sequentially, certain activities may overlap to accelerate timelines and maintain project momentum.

01

Due Diligence Review

At each individual site we conduct a comprehensive technical and to confirm site viability prior to capital deployment. This review includes but is not limited to:

  • Site inspection, parking layout potential, and ADA-compliant accessibility assessment
  • Electrical proximity and preliminary infrastructure requirements
  • Utility load capacity analysis and service or transformer upgrade requirements
  • Interconnection cost analysis and incentive validation
  • Timeline feasibility and permitting risk review
02

Planning & Mobilization

Following the completion of Due Diligence, the project advances into coordinated pre-construction planning. With major risks identified and addressed, the focus shifts to contractor, equipment, and scheduling to prepare for efficient deployment. Mobilization includes:

  • Permits
  • Final design development and engineering coordination
  • Capital allocation and budget confirmation
  • Incentive application finalization and compliance documentation
  • Contractor selection and construction scheduling
  • Equipment procurement and logistics coordination
03

Construction

Once planning and mobilization are complete, the project advances into the construction phase. Execution is disciplined and schedule-driven, ensuring the site is delivered on time and prepared for activation. Key construction activities include:

  • Civil work, electrical upgrades, and network configuration
  • Charger installation.
  • Inspection and commissioning to confirm operational readiness
04

Site Activation (In Service)

The final and ongoing stage of deployment is Site Activation. XLR8 America ensures each site and charger operates at peak performance, with active oversight to maximize utilization. Key actions include:

  • Charger activation and implementation of pricing strategy
  • Continuous monitoring of utilization and performance
  • Ongoing operations and maintenance to ensure long-term reliability
  • Initiated revenue share aligned to commercial performance