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Charge Rigs launches custom EV charging builds program

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By AI, Created 16:57 UTC, Jul 31, 2026, AGP -

Charge Rigs has launched a custom builds program for fully tailored DC EV charging systems engineered and manufactured in Apopka, Florida. The service targets fleets, contractors, municipalities and other customers with site, power or mobility needs that off-the-shelf chargers cannot solve.

Why it matters: - Charge Rigs is targeting customers that need EV charging systems built around real-world constraints instead of catalog products. - The program could help fleets, contractors, municipalities and event operators deploy charging where grid capacity is limited or operations move from site to site. - The company is positioning custom manufacturing as an alternative to buying and adapting standard chargers.

What happened: - Charge Rigs announced the launch of its Custom Builds program on July 31, 2026. - The program is a full design-build service for completely custom EV charging systems built to each customer’s specification. - Charge Rigs says the systems are engineered and manufactured at its facility in Apopka, Florida. - The company offers custom builds for stationary, mobile, hybrid and vehicle-integrated charging applications.

The details: - Custom builds can cover stationary fixed-site charging systems. - The program includes mobile trailer-mounted and skid-mounted systems. - Hybrid systems can combine battery storage with generator power or grid power. - Vehicle-mounted systems can be integrated directly into trucks and vans. - One team handles engineering, design, fabrication, welding, power electronics, testing, validation, delivery and ongoing support. - Charge Rigs says customers work directly with the design engineers who build the system. - Custom systems are based on the company’s FLEXX, OMEGA and DYNAMO charger families. - The company tailors high-power DC fast charging, integrated battery capacity, CCS and NACS connector mixes, cable management, weather-rated enclosures, trailers, skids and full vehicle integration. - Remote monitoring, access control and payment run through the company’s Asynio software platform. - Build America, Buy America compliant configurations are available for federally funded projects.

Between the lines: - The launch suggests Charge Rigs wants to move beyond being a hardware supplier and into a more consultative engineering role. - The custom approach may appeal to buyers whose charging needs are shaped by limited infrastructure, mobile operations or specialized vehicles. - By centering manufacturing in Florida and using its own platforms as building blocks, Charge Rigs is signaling control over both production and integration.

What's next: - Custom Builds inquiries start with a conversation with a Charge Rigs design engineer. - The engineer scopes the project and delivers a complete engineered proposal. - Customers can begin a project at chargerigs.com/hardware/custom-builds or by calling (321) 396-0367. - Charge Rigs will continue offering its FLEXX, OMEGA and DYNAMO charger lines, Asynio charging management platform and KwiqEV Charging as a Service.

The bottom line: - Charge Rigs is betting that some EV charging buyers want systems built to fit their exact vehicles, sites and power limits — not the other way around.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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