What weight ranges are Class 6 and 7 trucks?
Class 6 trucks typically have a weight rating between 19,501 and 26,000 pounds, while Class 7 trucks have a weight rating between 26,001 and 33,000 pounds.
College HUNKS Hauling Junk joins the electric movement with its first electric box truck from Xos, the Xos MDXT.

College HUNKS partnered with Xos to pilot the MDXT box truck.
Photo: Xos, College HUNKS/Work Truck
College HUNKS Hauling Junk and Moving is moving toward a green future with Xos.
The company purchased its first 100% battery-electric truck which will be used at a College HUNKS location in New Jersey before rolling out to the rest of the system. College HUNKS states it is the first electric moving truck in the U.S.
"By going electric, we're able to hold true to several of our core values and beliefs from building leaders to being innovative to staying conscious of our environmental impact," Nick Friedman said, Co-Founder and Visionary of College HUNKS.
"Throughout our organization, we emphasize the core value of building leaders, and this includes being leaders within our industry. By exploring electric vehicles, we can continue to demonstrate our commitment to leadership and stay ahead of the pack while also leaning into innovation. We are thrilled to take these steps that can further benefit our teams, customers, and the communities that we serve," Friedman added.
College HUNKS will be piloting the Xos MDXT box truck — a brand-new release available as a Class 6 or Class 7 vehicle.
Xos is a Los Angeles-based technology company electric truck manufacturer, and fleet services provider with a mission to help fleets transition from internal combustion engines to battery-electric operations.
Xos designs and manufactures medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicles including step vans, box trucks, and vocational vehicles, in addition to providing charging infrastructure and a fleet management platform called Xosphere.

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