Market Validation

A Growing Market.A Smarter Network.

Public fast-charging networks demonstrate an established infrastructure market. FMobile Lightning is developing a public-first owner-operator approach, with site-level demand, electrical feasibility and operating costs tested independently. Commercial fleet support is an optional extension of that model, alongside a network strategy.

Illustrative FMobile fleet infrastructure campus
Palm Springs launch economics

Prove site-level operating returns before scaling.

FMobile is evaluating a 20-port DC fast-charging project at Indian Canyon in Palm Springs. Our assumptions are development scenarios, not operating results or vendor-confirmed performance.

20 proposed DCFC ports

Public charging with optional fleet-use arrangements and staged capacity.

600-kW solar target

Subject to canopy feasibility, independently quoted pricing and hourly production analysis.

Optional battery storage

Investment contingent on verified tariff savings, demand-charge value and battery lifecycle cost.

Demand-led growth

Track delivered kWh per stall, site uptime, operating margins and debt coverage.

Network Partner Model

Our 2030 Expansion Vision.

FMobile plans a combination of company-controlled hubs and separately financed partner facilities. Partners may provide land or project capital while FMobile supplies a consistent operating platform, development expertise and agreed service standards.

These are strategic targets, not secured sites or contracted facilities. Each partnership will be independently structured, with legal review of franchise and securities requirements.

Conceptual illustration of an EV charging facility
Investment standards

Evidence matters more than port count.

Utility feasibility

Obtain SCE service assessment and cost responsibility before funding construction.

Verified site budgets

Quote civil works, hardware, solar and storage separately; reserve contingency.

Charger utilization

Underwrite downside kWh-per-port demand and track customer acquisition costs.

Independent funding

Do not recognize conditional incentives as awarded capital.