Fully developed heavy-industrial site puts assembly, paint, testing, and lifecycle support on one campus.
ANDERSON, Texas, Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Nexio Power, Inc. has secured a 77-acre secure industrial campus in Anderson, Texas, adding roughly 180,000 square feet of immediately available production capacity as the company moves toward truck production.

The site arrives fully outfitted for heavy-duty vehicle work. Its previous operator ran large-scale fabrication and assembly on the same floor space Nexio will use, leaving behind paint and blast capability, thirteen overhead cranes, a dedicated test complex, racked warehousing, and finished sales and engineering offices.
The Anderson facilities will operate as a bridge to Nexio's planned Lufkin campus and as standing excess capacity once Lufkin comes online. The two sites are complementary, Anderson lets Nexio start truck production immediately and absorb volume during ramp, while Lufkin remains the company's long-range campus plan.
"Anderson gives us immediate capacity in a facility that was already doing work very close to ours," said Ryan Gaul, COO of Nexio Power. "It gives us the infrastructure, location, and access to talent we need to move faster today, while creating a strong bridge to Lufkin and the larger campuses we're building for the future."
The campus at a glance
End-to-end production capability
The full vehicle lifecycle on one site
Anderson supports complete truck assembly, from chassis preparation and powertrain and cabin installation through superstructure assembly, wiring, and plumbing and body and tank paint, and finish.
Quality sits at the center of the campus layout, with dedicated QC and chassis dyno capability before any vehicle ships. Repair and refurbishment capacity runs alongside new-build lines, backed by on-site propane Autogas fueling. Laydown yards and remaining campus acreage give Nexio room for phased expansion as volumes grow.
Location and logistics
The campus sits on Highway 30 in Grimes County, between College Station and Huntsville, roughly 80 miles from Houston's IAH airport and 90 miles from the Port of Houston. Direct highway access supports inbound chassis and components and outbound finished vehicles, and the site sits inside an established East Texas industrial corridor.
Proximity to College Station also puts Nexio next door to Texas A&M and its technical talent pipeline, a factor in the company's hiring plans for production, engineering, and quality roles.
About Nexio Power
Nexio Power, Inc. is a Texas-based manufacturer of propane-powered commercial vehicles and alternative fuel engines. The company's platform is designed from the ground up for propane, delivering diesel-competitive performance with significantly lower operating costs and emissions. Nexio's vehicles serve propane distribution, delivery, and Class 5–8 commercial fleet applications. Learn more at nexiotrucks.com.

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