PowerFlex Acquires the Mobility House North America

PowerFlex has acquired The Mobility House North America, combining two providers focused on commercial and public fleet electrification under one corporate umbrella.

What Happened

PowerFlex, which offers intelligent energy management, EV charging, solar and storage systems, completed the acquisition of The Mobility House North America. Under the share exchange agreement, The Mobility House becomes a minority shareholder in the combined business. The deal brings together PowerFlex's large-scale commercial fleet charging capabilities—including last-mile delivery, municipal and utility fleets—with The Mobility House's expertise in electrifying transit agencies and school bus fleets. The Mobility House launched a vehicle-to-grid integration platform for utilities earlier this year and has developed bidirectional charging capabilities that will now be expanded through the combined company's resources.

Why It Matters

Fleet operators seeking to electrify their operations face complex challenges around energy management, infrastructure costs and grid integration. By merging PowerFlex's commercial solar, storage and the PowerFlex X energy management platform with The Mobility House's transit and V2G experience, customers gain access to a broader suite of tools for managing EV chargers alongside distributed energy resources. The combined entity will integrate software platforms over time and add AI-driven features, potentially offering unified solutions for fleets ranging from delivery vans to school buses to public transit agencies.

The Bottom Line

The acquisition positions PowerFlex to serve what it calls the full spectrum of North American electrification needs through a single integrated company. Customers across commercial, municipal and transit segments will eventually access shared project development, engineering capabilities and an expanded portfolio of charging and energy management tools.