Outpost is accelerating the buildout of its national logistics infrastructure platform, adding five new truck terminal properties across Newark, Miami and key California markets, while making a strategic investment in fleet charging developer EV Realty. 

The expansion marks Outpost’s entry into the Northeast’s critical freight corridor and deepens its presence in high-volume logistics hubs in South Florida and California. As part of the transaction, three EV Realty sites in Stockton, Livermore and Torrance will be integrated into the Outpost network, extending coverage from the Central Valley to the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. 

“Trucking, which moves over 70% of U.S. freight every year, has no unified infrastructure to power the flow of goods across the country,” said Trent Cameron, co-founder and CEO of Outpost. “Outpost is changing that by building the first nationwide network of shared-use truck terminals.” 

The Newark facility represents the company’s first Northeast location, while the Miami site is strategically positioned to connect air, sea and highway logistics. The addition of EV Realty’s grid-ready charging hubs also signals a growing focus on fleet electrification and energy infrastructure. 

“Our partnership with Outpost allows us to activate our grid-ready properties immediately for fleets already moving freight through these high-volume markets,” said Patrick Sullivan, CEO of EV Realty. 

The expansion is part of Outpost’s broader plan to deploy $1 billion into truck terminals and industrial outdoor storage.